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Clinical Medicine, 2010 Having children will inevitably, to a greater or lesser degree, have a negative impact on a woman doctor's career progression. It is a major challenge to create a working environment which optimises her career progression, and at the same time enables optimal parental care for her children. This is a multi-faceted issue, but the quality of childcare is
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Frontiers in PsychologyHistorical trauma has played a significant role in the difficulties of fathers to fulfill their coparenting roles in Native American communities. This pattern is also true for men in Afro-Caribbean communities. Fatherhood programs developed by the Native
Suzette Hudson, Sean E. Brotherson
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Men’s Perinatal Mental Health in the Transition to Fatherhood [PDF]
, 2015 While fathers have come to be more involved with their partners and infants throughout the perinatal period, recent research has shown that roughly 10% of new dads experience mental health difficulties including depression and anxiety. Unfortunately, few
Edwards, Lisa, Singley, Daniel B.
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Ojcostwo w świecie współczesnym
Paedagogia Christiana, 2009 In present times we are witnessing the crisis of fatherhood. This crisis stems not only from the behaviour of men themselves but it is largely connected with the questioning of the role of the husband and father which men should have as well as the ...
Anna Więcławska
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Growing up in Scotland: sweep 3 non-resident parent report [PDF]
, 2009 Growing Up in Scotland is a nationally representative longitudinal child cohort study funded by the Scottish ...
Marryat, Louise +2 more
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Single fathers by choice using surrogacy. Why men decide to have a child as a single parent [PDF]
, 2017 STUDY QUESTION: Why do men decide to have a child by surrogacy as a single parent? SUMMARY ANSWER: Reasons included feeling that it was the right time (i.e.
Baiocco, Roberto +2 more
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Social InclusionScholarship on fatherhood has increasingly emphasised men’s practical and emotional involvement in childcare; yet, this research has largely focused on majority middle‐class populations.
Judit Durst
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Social SciencesFathers’ parental leave use has often been explained by differing fatherhood ideals among low vs. highly educated fathers. However, recent research reveals that 75% of the educational-level impact stems from workplace differences.
Sigtona Halrynjo, Ragni Hege Kitterød
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State of the World's Fathers: 2015 [PDF]
, 2015 Fathers' involvement in their children's lives has been linked to higher cognitive development and school achievement, better mental health for boys and girls, and lower rates of delinquency in sons. Studies in multiple countries have shown that fathers'
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Hispanic Young Males’ Mental Health From Adolescence Through the Transition to Fatherhood
American Journal of Men's Health, 2018 The objective of the current study was to examine the associations between the transition to fatherhood and depressive symptoms scores among Hispanic men. Using the sample of Hispanic men included in the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent to Adult
Craig F. Garfield MD, MAPP +3 more
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