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Behavioural Processes, 2009
This study examined whether neonatal paternal deprivation (PD: father was removed and pups were raised just by mother) or early deprivation (ED: pups were raised by both parents except separated from not only the dam but also the peers for three hours a day from PND 0 to 13) has long-term effects on anxiety and social behaviors of adult mandarin voles.
Hugh Broders, Fadao Tai, Rui Jia
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This study examined whether neonatal paternal deprivation (PD: father was removed and pups were raised just by mother) or early deprivation (ED: pups were raised by both parents except separated from not only the dam but also the peers for three hours a day from PND 0 to 13) has long-term effects on anxiety and social behaviors of adult mandarin voles.
Hugh Broders, Fadao Tai, Rui Jia
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PATERNAL DEPRIVATION—A DISTURBANCE IN FATHERING
Pediatrics, 1962A disturbance in fathering has been observed in 19 cases in a pediatric diagnostic clinic. This disturbance, referred to as the paternal deprivation syndrome, is characterized by the finding that the father, to a notable degree, is psychologically uninvolved with his son and, in addition, is physically absent from the home much of the time.
Morris Green, Patricia Beall
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Behavioural Brain Research, 2011
Previous studies on parental behavior have primarily focused on maternal behavior, with little research directed at observing paternal behavior. The effects of neonatal paternal deprivation and early deprivation on adult parental behavior and estrogen receptor α (ERα) especially remain unclear.
Fadao Tai, Rui Jia
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Previous studies on parental behavior have primarily focused on maternal behavior, with little research directed at observing paternal behavior. The effects of neonatal paternal deprivation and early deprivation on adult parental behavior and estrogen receptor α (ERα) especially remain unclear.
Fadao Tai, Rui Jia
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Visual spatial perception and paternal deprivation
Personality and Individual Differences, 1983Abstract College men and women who were father deprived for at least 1 year from birth to 18 years of age or non-deprived were compared on the Spatial Relations Test of the Differential Aptitude Tests (DAT), the Identical Blocks Test (IBT) and the Water Level Test (WLT).
Alan G. Krasnoff, James T. Walker
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Developmental Psychobiology, 2014
ABSTRACTNeonatal isolation and paternal deprivation have long lasting effects on the behavior and neuroendocrine system at adulthood. Whether these effects at adulthood are induced by neonatal changes in relevant neuroendocrine parameters lead by these early‐life social experiences is not well understood.
Fadao Tai
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ABSTRACTNeonatal isolation and paternal deprivation have long lasting effects on the behavior and neuroendocrine system at adulthood. Whether these effects at adulthood are induced by neonatal changes in relevant neuroendocrine parameters lead by these early‐life social experiences is not well understood.
Fadao Tai
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OCCUPATIONAL COMMITMENTS AND PATERNAL DEPRIVATION
Child: Care, Health and Development, 1978Summary In the post‐war era the husband‐father role has been enlarged to encompass active participation in family life. However, occupational commitments may inhibit active involvement in family life, particularly in the middle classes where work has traditionally been defined as salient.
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Hormones and Behavior, 2012
High levels of paternal care are important for the development of social behavior in monogamous rodents. However, the effects of paternal care on the formation of pair bonding and underlying neuroendocrine mechanisms, especially the involvements of dopamine system and corticosterone, are not well understood.
Ruiyong Wu, Fadao Tai, Jianli Wang
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High levels of paternal care are important for the development of social behavior in monogamous rodents. However, the effects of paternal care on the formation of pair bonding and underlying neuroendocrine mechanisms, especially the involvements of dopamine system and corticosterone, are not well understood.
Ruiyong Wu, Fadao Tai, Jianli Wang
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Neurobiology of Learning and Memory, 2018
Disruption of the early social environment, such as maternal separation or early deprivation, can impair cognitive function, alter offspring neurogenesis and restrict dendritic architecture in the hippocampus. However, whether paternal deprivation during the pre-weaning period affects adult neurogenesis, synaptogenesis and social recognition remains ...
Fadao Tai, Rui Jia, Zhixiong He
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Disruption of the early social environment, such as maternal separation or early deprivation, can impair cognitive function, alter offspring neurogenesis and restrict dendritic architecture in the hippocampus. However, whether paternal deprivation during the pre-weaning period affects adult neurogenesis, synaptogenesis and social recognition remains ...
Fadao Tai, Rui Jia, Zhixiong He
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Journal of Comparative Physiology A: Neuroethology, Sensory, Neural, and Behavioral Physiology, 2012
Although early paternal deprivation significantly affects offspring behavioral and neuroendocrine development, the link between paternal deprivation and social play behavior remains unclear. Mandarin voles (Microtus mandarinus) are socially monogamous and display bi-paternal care.
Fadao Tai, Jianli Wang, Xingfu Yan
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Although early paternal deprivation significantly affects offspring behavioral and neuroendocrine development, the link between paternal deprivation and social play behavior remains unclear. Mandarin voles (Microtus mandarinus) are socially monogamous and display bi-paternal care.
Fadao Tai, Jianli Wang, Xingfu Yan
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Hormones and Behavior, 2015
Although the effect of early social environments on maternal care in adulthood has been examined in detail, few studies have addressed the long-term effect on paternal care and its underlying neuroendocrine mechanisms. Here, using monogamous mandarin voles (Microtus mandarinus) that show high levels of paternal care, the effects of early bi-parental ...
Fadao Tai
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Although the effect of early social environments on maternal care in adulthood has been examined in detail, few studies have addressed the long-term effect on paternal care and its underlying neuroendocrine mechanisms. Here, using monogamous mandarin voles (Microtus mandarinus) that show high levels of paternal care, the effects of early bi-parental ...
Fadao Tai
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