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Family size intentions and attitudes to contraception: Australian and Papua New Guinean high school youth.


 Information on family size intentions and contraceptive knowledge and attitudes is examined for 329 Australian and 281 Papua New Guinea high school students. The data were collected in 1980. Differences between the two groups are analyzed. The results suggest that although Papua New Guinea students have positive attitudes toward small families and contraception, high fertility will continue until the economic role of children declines in importance.
