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Title: CORRELATION BETWEEN TIME OF HAVING SEX OF MARRIED COUPLES AND
OF GIVING BIRTH TO THE CHILD AND ITS IMPLICATION ON SEX RATIO. A
CASE OF THREE PROVINCES; MUCHINGA, NORTHERN AND LUAPULA OF
ZAMBIA |
Authors: Mwamba Thomas*, Catherine Nkole M
, Kwenge Erasmus
, Musonda Francis, Zambia |
Abstract: The study was undertaken to determine whether there was correlation between time of having sex
of married couples and the time for giving birth to the child. Three research questions were raised
and answered by administering questionnaires. Questionnaires were used to collect data from 92
married people from the three provinces of Zambia and the clinic. The five points Likert rating
scale was used in determining whether there was correlation between time for sex and time for
birth. Data was analyzed using simple frequency counts, percentages and analysis of variance. The
results of the study showed that there was correlation between time for sex and birth and Zambia
like any country has almost the same sex ratio. The reason for this correlation was that most
married couples have sex mainly at night when they were free from their busy schedules of work. |
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