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  1. EPSU2400: Importance of barriers for having children by sex and age group

    Modified: 8/28/2026

    1. Barrier for having children: Desired number of children has already been reached, Absence of a partner who is seen as a potential co-parent, Partner does not want children, Poor relationship with a spouse/partner, ..., Global uncertainty (climate crisis, wars, population growth, etc.) (12)
    2. Sex: Men and women, Men, Women, (3)
    3. Age group: All age groups (23-49), 23-24, 25-29, 30-34, ..., 45-49 (7)
    4. Importance: Important, Somewhat important, Not important, (3)

  2. EPSU2401: Importance of barriers for having children by sex and educational attainment

    Modified: 8/28/2026

    1. Barrier for having children: Desired number of children has already been reached, Absence of a partner who is seen as a potential co-parent, Partner does not want children, Poor relationship with a spouse/partner, ..., Global uncertainty (climate crisis, wars, population growth, etc.) (12)
    2. Sex: Men and women, Men, Women, (3)
    3. Educational attainment: Basic or lower education, Secondary education, Higher education, (3)
    4. Importance: Important, Somewhat important, Not important, (3)

  3. EPSU2402: Importance of barriers for having children by sex and ethnicity

    Modified: 8/28/2026

    1. Barrier for having children: Desired number of children has already been reached, Absence of a partner who is seen as a potential co-parent, Partner does not want children, Poor relationship with a spouse/partner, ..., Global uncertainty (climate crisis, wars, population growth, etc.) (12)
    2. Sex: Men and women, Men, Women, (3)
    3. Ethnicity: Estonians, Other ethnic groups, (2)
    4. Importance: Important, Somewhat important, Not important, (3)

  4. EPSU2403: Importance of barriers for having children by sex and settlement type

    Modified: 8/28/2026

    1. Barrier for having children: Desired number of children has already been reached, Absence of a partner who is seen as a potential co-parent, Partner does not want children, Poor relationship with a spouse/partner, ..., Global uncertainty (climate crisis, wars, population growth, etc.) (12)
    2. Sex: Men and women, Men, Women, (3)
    3. Settlement type: Capital, Other urban settlements, Rural settlements, (3)
    4. Importance: Important, Somewhat important, Not important, (3)

  5. EPSU2404: Importance of barriers for having children by sex and region

    Modified: 8/28/2026

    1. Barrier for having children: Desired number of children has already been reached, Absence of a partner who is seen as a potential co-parent, Partner does not want children, Poor relationship with a spouse/partner, ..., Global uncertainty (climate crisis, wars, population growth, etc.) (12)
    2. Sex: Men and women, Men, Women, (3)
    3. Region: North Estonia, Central Estonia, North-East Estonia, South Estonia, West Estonia (5)
    4. Importance: Important, Somewhat important, Not important, (3)

  6. EPSU2405: Importance of barriers for having children by sex and number of children

    Modified: 8/28/2026

    1. Barrier for having children: Desired number of children has already been reached, Absence of a partner who is seen as a potential co-parent, Partner does not want children, Poor relationship with a spouse/partner, ..., Global uncertainty (climate crisis, wars, population growth, etc.) (12)
    2. Sex: Men and women, Men, Women, (3)
    3. Number of children: No children, 1 child, 2 children, 3 and more children, (4)
    4. Importance: Important, Somewhat important, Not important, (3)

  7. EPSU2406: The intensity of barriers for having children (26-point scale) by sex and age group

    Modified: 8/28/2026

    1. Sex: Men and women, Men, Women, (3)
    2. Age group: All age groups (23-49), 23-24, 25-29, 30-34, ..., 45-49 (7)
    3. The intensity of barriers for having children (26-point scale): Low (0-7 points), %, Medium (8-17 points), %, High (18-26 points), %, Mean score (26-point scale), (4)

  8. EPSU2407: The intensity of barriers for having children (26-point scale) by sex and educational attainment

    Modified: 8/28/2026

    1. Sex: Men and women, Men, Women, (3)
    2. Educational attainment: Basic or lower education, Secondary education, Higher education, (3)
    3. The intensity of barriers for having children (26-point scale): Low (0-7 points), %, Medium (8-17 points), %, High (18-26 points), %, Mean score (26-point scale), (4)

  9. EPSU2408: The intensity of barriers for having children (26-point scale) by sex and ethnicity

    Modified: 8/28/2026

    1. Sex: Men and women, Men, Women, (3)
    2. Ethnicity: Estonians, Other ethnic groups, (2)
    3. The intensity of barriers for having children (26-point scale): Low (0-7 points), %, Medium (8-17 points), %, High (18-26 points), %, Mean score (26-point scale), (4)

  10. EPSU2409: The intensity of barriers for having children (26-point scale) by sex and settlement type

    Modified: 8/28/2026

    1. Sex: Men and women, Men, Women, (3)
    2. Settlement type: Capital, Other urban settlements, Rural settlements, (3)
    3. The intensity of barriers for having children (26-point scale): Low (0-7 points), %, Medium (8-17 points), %, High (18-26 points), %, Mean score (26-point scale), (4)

  11. EPSU2410: The intensity of barriers for having children (26-point scale) by sex and region

    Modified: 8/28/2026

    1. Sex: Men and women, Men, Women, (3)
    2. Region: North Estonia, Central Estonia, North-East Estonia, South Estonia, West Estonia (5)
    3. The intensity of barriers for having children (26-point scale): Low (0-7 points), %, Medium (8-17 points), %, High (18-26 points), %, Mean score (26-point scale), (4)

  12. EPSU2411: The intensity of barriers for having children (26-point scale) by sex and number of children

    Modified: 8/28/2026

    1. Sex: Men and women, Men, Women, (3)
    2. Number of children: No children, 1 child, 2 children, 3 and more children, (4)
    3. The intensity of barriers for having children (26-point scale): Low (0-7 points), %, Medium (8-17 points), %, High (18-26 points), %, Mean score (26-point scale), (4)

  13. EPSU2412: The association between intensity of barriers for having children and fertility

    Modified: 8/28/2026

    1. Fertility measures: General ideal number of children, Personal ideal number of children, Intended number of children, (3)
    2. Statistical value: Spearman correlation coefficient, p-value, (2)

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