China's one-child policy is an example of

A) anti-natalist ideologies.
B) anti-feminist ideologies.
C) pro-natalist ideologies.
D) pro-family ideologies.

Anti-Natalist Ideologies

Beliefs that promote the view that it is better not to bring new lives into the world for various ethical, environmental, or philosophical reasons.

One-Child Policy

A government policy implemented in China from 1979 to 2015 aimed at controlling population growth by limiting families to having only one child.

Pro-Family Ideologies

A set of beliefs emphasizing traditional family structures and values, often promoting policies that support these ideals.