FERTILITY – Refers to the actual number of children born
MARRIAGE – viral variable in family formation and change
MORTALITY – refers to the member of deam per 1000
MIGRATION – movement of person or group of persons
INTERNAL MIGRATION – spiral movement of a person or group of person
BIOLOGICAL STRUCTURES – age & sex are the type of mis structures
AGE STRUCTURES – refers to the proportion of persons of the different levels
SEX COMPOSITION – the sex ratio refers to the number of males per one hundered females
CONDOM – a thin dream or cover made of rubber used by male
STERILIZATION – a tubal ligation by tying or cutting of fallopian tube
Coitus Interrutus – another technique requiring no drugs and appedentance
MONOGAMY – most common and universal form it involves union of man and woman
NUCLEAR FAMILY – most popular and universal form it consist of father mother and their children
LEVIRATE MARRIAGE – brother in law marriage
BIOLOCAL RESIDENCE
TRUNCATED FAMILY – form of family lays stresses on the grand parent-grandchildren relationship
SORORATE FAMILY – sister in law marriage
FICTIVE MARRIAGE – practiced by the near tribe of Africa. Union between two woman
POLYGAMY – plural union where an individual is married to many
Reproductive Health Law – RA 10354
MORALITY – from the Latin moralitas manner, character
DEMOGRAPHY – study of population
FERTILITY – demographic phenomenon greatly responsible for population change
100.7 MILLION – estimated population
Bioethics – systematic study of human conduct in the areas of life sciences
A.C. VARGA – moralist argues that bioethics inquires into morality
DANIEL CALLAHAN – moralist contends that the scope of bioethics
ERICH FROMM – this noted thinker claims that there is no such thing as medical ethics
DRUGS – chemicals that when taken will influence the mind
ANTIPSYCHOTIC DRUGS – mood elevating,