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A semi structured interview schedule was formulated for data collection. A rapport was builtwith the respondents. All questions were put in a conversation style. Respondents werecontacted by home visits. And case study also used to understand deeply to enhance ourknowledge and understanding of the culture, power relationship <strong>among</strong> couples and howthese affects role expectations, child bearing and rearing practices.To analyze the data, collected information was classified in the light of objectives set forth forthe study. The classified data was coded, tabulated and percent calculated for the same.The results were presented and discussed along with tables and graphs in numbers andpercentages.3.6 Period of Study: February-March, 20103.7 Limitations of the study:• As resources and manpower allocated for the proposed research was very limited, thedata collection was limited only within 361 respondents of Slum dwellers of Dhaka city.• Some respondents feel reluctant to answer the question regarding reproductive healthissues.• Some respondents do not want to say anything against husband being afraid ofviolence.
Second Chapter2.1 Findings from Survey2.1.1 Distribution of respondents according to study areas:SlStudy areas ( Slums)FemaleMaleFrequency % Frequency %1 Moghbazar Rail gate 68 24 21 262 Vashantek , Mirpur 44 16 18 223 Rajbari , Shia Masjid, Shaymoli 38 14 16 204 Baoniabadh , Mirpur 35 12 09 115 Segunbahgicha 28 10 04 056 Moga’s , Gulbagh 23 8 03 047 Khilgaon Bahgicha 19 7 03 048 Shukkur Mian’s, Baitul Aman,Shaymoli16 6 05 069 Paikpara, Ahmedabad, Mirpur 9 3 02 02Total 280 100 81 100Analysis:A total nine slum has been selected as study area from where 280 female respondents and81 male respondents were selected for interview. Distribution of respondents according toslums is presented in table 2. Sixty six percent female respondents and 79% malerespondents selected from slum areas of Moghbazar Rail gate, Vashantek - Mirpur, Rajbari -Shia Masjid, Baoniabadh- Mirpur
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