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...... The government publication, Profile series China: Family planning policy and practice in the People's Republic of China (1995), published by the INS Resource Information Center, the agency also reports that the Chinese Government began advocating a one-child policy in 1979. This policy which encouraged all couples to have only one child, however, permitted particular couples, for example, couples with only one daughter, to have a second child, albeit with appropriate birth spacing. The policy nevertheless forbids third and higher-order childbearing. During 1984, in a statement noted as Document No. 7, the Party Central Committee set forth a modified policy of the one child policy. Although public sources have quoted or paraphrased particular parts of this document, the full text has reportedly not been published. The publicly-available provisions of Document No. 7 are said to contain an interesting contradiction as the provisions call for the moderation of coercive tactics while requiring the attainment of the same population targets and the use of the same methods outlined in the 1983 policy (Profile series China, p. 3)
Hypothesis and Sub-Questions
The Hypothesis for the proposed study queries: How do the communication methods that children in single child families use compare to those

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