Women of different ages vary in their assessment of the importance of formal unions: rows indicate age groups from under 25 to older categories, while columns show the degree of approval for marriage registration. Data are presented in percentages and reflect a cross-section of opinions from the 2012 sample survey on the population's reproductive plans. The table does not show year-on-year dynamics, but rather the distribution of responses by category at a specific point in time
Chart of attitudes toward marriage registration by age group, percentage of responses
Differences in responses allow for a comparison between the views of young women and those of more mature age on family formation. Rows are divided into age intervals, facilitating an analysis of how attitudes toward first or subsequent marriages change with age. Horizontal comparisons show the proportion of female respondents who consider marriage registration mandatory versus those who consider it undesirable
What is visible in these numbers
The figures are index or percentage values, so they cannot be added up across rows: each one is measured against its own base.
The 2012 study results are presented as a single cross-sectional snapshot rather than a time series, allowing for an examination of public attitudes at a specific point in time. The data, presented in percentages, is useful for demographers, sociologists, and specialists studying reproductive behavior and social attitudes in the country during that period. This unique dataset provides an assessment of public opinion on marriage across various female age groups
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