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Published in final edited form as: Demography. 2020 Dec;57(6):2113–2141. doi: 10.1007/s13524-020-00923-2

Table 3.

Linear regression models predicting ideal family size

	Model 2		Model 3		Model 4		Model 5
Variable	β (SE)		β (SE)		β (SE)		β (SE)
Conflict (yes)	−0.3648 (0.0624)	^***	0.1088 (0.0279)	^***	−0.0191 (0.0285)		0.3040 (0.1364)	^*
Conflict (yes) * incomplete primary school	0.3378 (0.0559)	^***
Conflict (yes) * complete primary school	0.4084 (0.0596)	^***
Conflict (yes) * children ever born			−0.0603 (0.0071)	^***
Conflict (yes) * rural residence					−0.0687 (0.0489)
Conflict (yes) * national TFR							−0.0666 (0.0259)	^*
Age	−0.0261 (0.0035)	^***	−0.0258 (0.0035)	^***	−0.0259 (0.0035)	^***	−0.0259 (0.0035)	^***
Age²	0.0005 (0.0001)	^***	0.0005 (0.0001)	^***	0.0005 (0.0001)	^***	0.0005 (0.0001)	^***
Education (ref = none)
Incomplete primary school	−0.4220 (0.0184)	^***	−0.3888 (0.0174)	^***	−0.3885 (0.0174)	^***	−0.3881 (0.0174)	^***
Complete primary school	−0.8247 (0.0209)	^***	−0.7788 (0.0195)	^***	−0.7752 (0.0196)	^***	−0.7749 (0.0196)	^***
Children ever born	0.2406 (0.0035)	^***	0.2467 (0.0036)	^***	0.2406 (0.0035)	^***	0.2407 (0.0035)	^***
Type of residence (ref = urban)
Rural	0.4309 (0.0187)	^***	0.4319 (0.0187)	^***	0.4406 (0.0196)	^***	0.4341 (0.0188)	^***
Province fixed effects	Yes		Yes		Yes		Yes
Region-specific linear time trend	Yes		Yes		Yes		Yes
R²	0.3454		0.3455		0.3450		0.3451

^***

p<0.001,

^**

p<0.01,

p<0.05,

^†

p<0.10.

Standard errors clustered on DHS communities.