What are the factors that are responsible for the decrease in rural an

1.	What are the factors that are responsible for the decrease in rural and urban sex ratio?
Answer» Following are the factors responsible for the decrease in rural and urban sex ratio: Social factors Indian society is patriarchal and male centric thoughts force. One family to have male child with old beliefs such as nomination process. Technological Factors. Ultrasoniography is the advent of science has made it possible for antenatal detection of sex. Economifcal factors. Social Evils such as dowry, etc. also considered economic burden for family. So people prefer male child. Lack of awareness. Because there is low contribution on female education, so they are not considered as important as males. Security issue. Also considered a major problem in the country.

What are the factors that are responsible for the decrease in rural and urban sex ratio?

Answer»

Following are the factors responsible for the decrease in rural and urban sex ratio:

Social factors Indian society is patriarchal and male centric thoughts force. One family to have male child with old beliefs such as nomination process.
Technological Factors. Ultrasoniography is the advent of science has made it possible for antenatal detection of sex.
Economifcal factors. Social Evils such as dowry, etc. also considered economic burden for family. So people prefer male child.
Lack of awareness. Because there is low contribution on female education, so they are not considered as important as males.
Security issue. Also considered a major problem in the country.

Discussion

No Comment Found

Related InterviewSolutions

What problems are arising due to increase in urban population in metro cities?
The phase of the population growth when the natality is equal to mortality is called as :A. plateauB. lag phaseC. log phaseD. experimental phase
If natality rate is parallel to mortality rate then population is :A. slowly increasesB. slowly decreasesC. remain stationaryD. show J-shaped curve
The formula for the calculation of population density is `D = (n//a)/(t)`, in this formula "a" represents :A. unit timeB. area of the landC. population densityD. whole world population
In a graph of population, on x-axis time and on y-axis population is plotted. A parallel line to x-axis shows:A. Natality equal to mortalityB. Natality decreases mortality increasesC. Natality constant mortality increasesD. Natality increases mortality decrease
If `N =` population density at time t, then population density at time `t + 1` can be written as. `N_(t+1) = N_(t) + [(A+B)-(C+D)]`. Select the correct option for `A,B,C` and `D` in the above equation.A. rate of immigration, mortality rate, natality rateB. rate of immigration, natality rate, mortality rateC. rate of emigration, natality rate, mortality rateD. mortality rate, natality rate, rate of immigration
The density of a population can be calculated by :A. `D = (S ("Space"))/(N("Number"))`B. `D = (N("Number"))/(S("Space"))`C. `D = (S("Size"))/(W("Weight"))`D. None of the above
A population that has not reached the carrying capacity is likely to :A. decline in numberB. grow exponentiallyC. remain stable in numberD. grow but not at an exponential rate
When population reaches carrying capacity :A. Mortality rate = Birth rateB. Mortality rate `gt` Birth rateC. Mortality rate `lt` Birth rateD. None of the above
Which of the following factors is not concerned with population regulation in animals?A. HibernationB. TerritorialismC. Hierarchy contestD. Threatening displays

What are the factors that are responsible for the decrease in rural and urban sex ratio?

Discussion

No Comment Found

Related InterviewSolutions

Reply to Comment