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A NEUTROSOPHIC MULTI-CRITERIA APPROACH TO ASSESSING REPRODUCTIVE CAPACITY AND REPRODUCTIVE BEHAVIOR, ANALYZING PRACTICAL AND CONTEXTUAL FACTORS

Abstract:

The study addresses the pressing issue of how reproductive capacity and behavior are influenced by multifaceted practical and contextual factors. Despite extensive research on fertility and demographic trends, there is a lack of comprehensive frameworks that account for the inherent uncertainty and complexity of reproductive decisions, particularly in rapidly evolving social and legal landscapes. This research aims to fill that gap by applying a Neutrosophic multi-criteria approach, which enables a nuanced evaluation of reproductive dynamics by integrating diverse indicators such as fertility rates, demographic structures, maternal age, and legal protections for reproductive rights. The findings reveal critical insights: while progress has been made in protecting reproductive autonomy, significant barriers remain in areas like assisted reproductive technologies and abortion rights. The innovative application of Neutrosophic logic provides a robust framework for analyzing these challenges, offering actionable recommendations for policymakers and stakeholders. By bridging theoretical and practical perspectives, this study not only advances scholarly understanding of reproductive behavior but also highlights the need for inclusive and adaptive policy reforms that address the complexities of modern reproductive health.