1986 - Member of the National Academy of Medicine (NAM)
1978 - Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Demography is closely attributed to National Survey of Family Growth in his research. He combines topics linked to Research methodology with his work on National Survey of Family Growth. His study connects Birth rate and Research methodology. In his research, Charles F. Westoff undertakes multidisciplinary study on Birth rate and Total fertility rate. Charles F. Westoff merges many fields, such as Total fertility rate and Fertility, in his writings. His study connects Demography and Fertility. His research combines Family planning and Population. His research combines Population and Family planning. His Latin Americans study frequently draws connections between related disciplines such as Law.
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Teenage pregnancy in developed countries: determinants and policy implications.
Elise F. Jones;Jacqueline Darroch Forrest;Noreen Goldman;Stanley K. Henshaw.
Family Planning Perspectives (1985)
The predictive validity of reproductive intentions.
Charles F. Westoff;Norman B. Ryder.
Demography (1977)
The Contraceptive Revolution
Charles F. Westoff;Norman B. Ryder.
(1977)
Revising unmet need for family planning.
Sarah E.K. Bradley;Trevor N. Croft;Joy D. Fishel;Charles F. Westoff.
(2012)
Reproduction in the United States, 1965
Norman B. Ryder;Charles F. Westoff.
(1971)
Family Growth in Metropolitan America.
Amos H. Hawley;Charles F. Westoff;Robert G. Potter;Philip C. Sagi.
American Sociological Review (1962)
The end of “Catholic” fertility
Charles F. Westoff;Elise F. Jones.
Demography (1979)
Demography of the marriage market in the United States.
Noreen Goldman;Charles F. Westoff;Charles Hammerslough.
Population index (1984)
The consistency and validity of reproductive attitudes: Evidence from Morocco
Akinrinola Bankole;Charles F. Westoff.
Journal of Biosocial Science (1998)
Religion, Religiousness and Fertility in the US and in Europe
Tomas Frejka;Charles F. Westoff.
European Journal of Population-revue Europeenne De Demographie (2006)
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