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According to Hauser and Duncan, what does demography study?
According to Hauser and Duncan, what does demography study?
- Size, territorial distribution, composition, changes, natality, mortality, migration, and social mobility (correct)
- Religious factors influencing population dynamics
- Economic factors affecting population growth
- Political factors impacting population distribution
Who first coined the term 'demography' in the mid-twentieth century?
Who first coined the term 'demography' in the mid-twentieth century?
- Paul Demographer
- David Censusman
- Emily Populationist
- Frank Notestein (correct)
What is demography?
What is demography?
- The qualitative study of populations
- The study of geological factors affecting populations
- The study of individual behaviors within a population
- The quantitative or statistical study of populations (correct)
What does demography study according to Anderson?
What does demography study according to Anderson?
According to Anderson, what does demography provide the necessary concepts and basic understanding of?
According to Anderson, what does demography provide the necessary concepts and basic understanding of?
What does population size refer to?
What does population size refer to?
What are population processes?
What are population processes?
What factors are related to population processes?
What factors are related to population processes?
What does population distribution refer to?
What does population distribution refer to?
What is population structure?
What is population structure?
Study Notes
Demography
- Demography studies the size, structure, and distribution of populations, as well as the changes in these factors over time, according to Hauser and Duncan.
- The term 'demography' was first coined by Achille Guillard in the mid-19th century, not in the mid-twentieth century.
Definition of Demography
- Demography is the study of human populations, including their size, composition, and distribution, as well as the factors that affect these characteristics.
Demography According to Anderson
- According to Anderson, demography studies population dynamics, including population growth, decline, and stability, as well as the factors that influence these processes.
- Demography provides the necessary concepts and basic understanding of population dynamics, which is essential for understanding social and economic phenomena.
Population Characteristics
- Population size refers to the number of people in a given area or population.
- Population processes include fertility, mortality, and migration, which are the key factors that influence population change.
- Factors related to population processes include birth rates, death rates, and migration rates, as well as social, economic, and cultural factors.
Population Distribution and Structure
- Population distribution refers to the way people are dispersed across a given area, including the concentration of people in urban or rural areas.
- Population structure refers to the composition of a population, including the age, sex, and other characteristics of the population.
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Test your knowledge of demography with this quiz! Explore concepts related to population size, distribution, and composition, as well as the implications of demographic changes in our interconnected world.
