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Journal of Family Communication, 2020
This study tested confirmation and affection as mediators of father’s traditional and new masculinity and young adults’ satisfaction and closeness with father.
Michael Fellers, Paul Schrodt
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This study tested confirmation and affection as mediators of father’s traditional and new masculinity and young adults’ satisfaction and closeness with father.
Michael Fellers, Paul Schrodt
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Patrilocal Residence and Father–Child Resemblance Beliefs in Relation to Paternal Investment
Parenting, 2010Objective. The present study investigated the moderating effect of patrilocality—whether a child's mother lives with paternal grandparents—on the relation between father–child resemblance belief and paternal investment. Design and Results. On the basis of 341 children and their parents from rural China, belief in paternal resemblance was found to be ...
Lei Chang +4 more
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Psychology and Psychotherapy: Theory, Research and Practice, 2006
The short‐term mother–child and father–child psychoanalytic psychotherapy assumes that children develop specific types of relationships with each parent, as well as with the parenting couple. The model integrates an intra‐psychic, object‐relational view with an interpersonal perspective to the treatment of relational disturbances in childhood. The same
Judith, Harel +3 more
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The short‐term mother–child and father–child psychoanalytic psychotherapy assumes that children develop specific types of relationships with each parent, as well as with the parenting couple. The model integrates an intra‐psychic, object‐relational view with an interpersonal perspective to the treatment of relational disturbances in childhood. The same
Judith, Harel +3 more
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Attachment & Human Development, 2019
Although considerable research has sought to establish the influence of parent-child attachment on child socioemotional adaptation, it has primarily focused on mother-child dyads and external reports of adaptation. The current study investigates the longitudinal associations between both preschool mother-child and father-child attachment and self ...
Jean-François, Bureau +2 more
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Although considerable research has sought to establish the influence of parent-child attachment on child socioemotional adaptation, it has primarily focused on mother-child dyads and external reports of adaptation. The current study investigates the longitudinal associations between both preschool mother-child and father-child attachment and self ...
Jean-François, Bureau +2 more
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Children’s Narratives on the Father-Child Relation
2018This paper emanates from the recent ideas which argue for importance of children’s voices. The ideas focus on legal rights of children and recognise their experiences as a valid perspective on any phenomenon. The child’s view has been widely used to understand various constructs; however parenting (especially fathering) in India still requires a wider ...
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The History of the Family, 2001
The history of fathers is one of the most suggestive lines of inquiry for understanding adolescents. The power of a father over his children, whether minors or those that had reached their majority, is a simple power, but one that became more complicated.
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The history of fathers is one of the most suggestive lines of inquiry for understanding adolescents. The power of a father over his children, whether minors or those that had reached their majority, is a simple power, but one that became more complicated.
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Journal of Marriage and the Family, 1994
Two major social changes have focused attention on the role of fathers. First, the massive movement of married women into the paid labor force disrupted the traditional division of labor within the nuclear family. With 67% of married mothers with children under 18 in the paid labor force, mothers now share the breadwinning role with their husbands (U.S.
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Two major social changes have focused attention on the role of fathers. First, the massive movement of married women into the paid labor force disrupted the traditional division of labor within the nuclear family. With 67% of married mothers with children under 18 in the paid labor force, mothers now share the breadwinning role with their husbands (U.S.
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Mothers: influential agents in father-child relations.
Genetic, social, and general psychology monographs, 1996One hundred forty-four mothers and fathers completed structured, standardized questionnaires that assessed mother's personal characteristics (developmental history, responsiveness, and sex role orientation), contextual domains (satisfaction with marriage, employment status, and social support), maternal attitudes about the importance of and ...
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THE STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF FATHER TRAINING PROGRAM ON THE FATHER CHILD RELATIONS
2017In this study it was aimedto reveal impact of the Father Training Program applied to the fathers withchildren attending the Pre-school education on the father-child relations. The fatherof the children who were showing a normal developmental phase attending thekindergartens runned by the Ministry of National Education in the centre ofKilis Province in ...
UZUN, Halil, BARAN, Gülen
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The influence of maternal occupation in relation with the mother-child vs. father-child resemblance
info:eu-repo/semantics ...Salces, Itziar +2 more
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