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Which Way Down the Slippery Slope?ugh the Behavioral Sciences Program, in 1954 and 1957. In the minds of the officers responsible for behavioral sciences at the foundation, population was apparently not a memorable activity. After the Behavioral Sciences Program was terminated in 1957, William McPeak, a foundation vice president who

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Using Differentiation and Integration,ad adopted official policies to reduce birthrates; another 31, containing an additional 16 percent of the developing world’s people, officially supported family planning programs for nondemographic reasons, such as health of women and children.. Industrial world governments, international agencies,