The Study of Childless Women

1) Researchers from Deaking University in Australia studied childless women from its population. This university was established in 1974, and today operates in a global, connected world with the digital economy. Also, it has now become in Australian’s major universities. 2) The analyzed population were 50 women aged between 30 and 45 years. After the survey, the results were compared to Australia women adult population. 3) The article doesn’t contain any graph. 4) The data in this study was presented in percentage. In conclusion, most women in the study were in a relationship with 42 per cent married and 32 per cent currently not in a relationship. Almost half the women (46.7 per cent) did not wish to have children and 11.1 per cent identified themselves or their partner as infertile. Also, childless women were almost 12 per cent more likely to consume five serves of vegetables per day than the female population. 5) The article concludes that Childless women may be at a greater risk of experiencing poor physical and mental health when compared to the Australian population. 6) The data collection method was a convenience sample of 50 women aged between 30 and 45 years were recruited to participate in a computer assisted telephone interview. Data were analyzed using descriptive statistics, t-tests for independent sample means and 95% confidence intervals for the difference between two independent proportions. 7) In my opinion the survey has arisen two types of bias. Sampling and Response. First of all the population wasn’t enough to represent all the childless women in Australia. 50 women were interrogated. Out of those outcomes, some conclusions were made. Besides that, the method used was not the appropriate. According to my experience, people interrogated by phone are not 100% honest than in person. 8) The statistics represented in the article are facts that helped make the conclusion. Even though the statistic represented, and