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Qualitative responses to questions about the role of women
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MS-13-86, Box 6, Folder 3
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[1961?] (Creation)
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2 cm of textual records
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(1929-2021)
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(1908-2007)
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File contains compilations of respondents' answers to questions from the social science data questionnaire. Questions are open-ended and relate to the role of women in Nigeria. Includes questions 107 ("What do you think is the most important thing in a woman's life?"), 60 ("Do you think it is natural for men to want several women as wives or mistresses?"), 26 ("Have you ever done anything to prevent or terminate a pregnancy?"), 144 ("If forced to choose one, which of the following do you think is the most fulfilling aspect of a woman's life: wife, mother, working?"), 32b ("Do you think a woman should join her husband's church if he is of another denomination or faith?"), 134 ("What are your own views about divorce - are there any circumstances when divorce is justified?"), 27 ("What is the difference between the Christian and Islamic religions?"), 132 ("Is it all right or not all right for a woman to [list of activities]?"), 11 ("Do you think boys have more help getting an education than girls?"), and 15 ("What books are you reading in English/Yoruba?").