Fig. 1

The average marginal effects (AME) of the socio-psychological factors from the Theory of Planned Behaviour on childbearing intentions from the full regression model.

Notes: The full model includes the attitudinal factors benefits (B) and costs (C), the perceived behavioural control (PBC), and the subjective norms factors (SN); the actual behavioural control variables, the demographic background factors and dummies for the development regions; the model is run separately by parity-specific context (childless individuals and first-child parents). Black lines denote the 95% confidence interval. Data source: GGS, 2005, own computations