According to psychologists, every woman has an "internal clock" that determines how much time she still has to conceive a child. The most recent frontier is menopause. Understanding this makes a woman rush to marriage. This is most relevant for those women who grew up in poor families.
American scientists believe that every person has a moment when he begins to focus his attention on the issues of procreation. As a rule, the onset of this moment depends on the conditions in which this person grew up. A special group was assembled, which included 59 people. Experts asked them at what age they would like to join a brother and have children.
Members of the second group, consisting of 74 people, told what concessions they were willing to make in order to continue the race more quickly. It turned out that women from economically disadvantaged families were much more eager to get married and have children. Representatives of the strong half of humanity did not observe this. The fact is that men understand that they are able to conceive a child right up to old age.
