Objective Individual differences in quality of father involvement in caregiving might in part be
explained by fathers' testosterone (T) levels. We examined the links between fathers'(n= 32) …

Positive father involvement is associated with positive child outcomes. There is great
variation in fathers' involvement and fathering behaviors, and men's testosterone (T) has …

Paternal care is facilitated by a decline in testosterone levels following the transition to
fatherhood. This process is considered to mediate a trade-off between mating and parenting …

The present study examined testosterone (T) and cortisol (Cort) in fathers engaged with
caregiving. We collected saliva samples in the mornings and evenings of two consecutive …

Human paternal behavior is multidimensional, and extant research has yet to delineate how
hormone patterns may be related to different dimensions of fathering. Further, although …

In this study, we examined the potential interaction effect between fathers' basal testosterone
levels and their ability to control their impulses in relation to their quality of parenting …

Recent research points to decreasing testosterone (T) levels as well as decreasing
relationship quality during the transition to fatherhood, and it has been suggested that T …

Previous studies on the relation between testosterone (T) levels and parenting have found
ample evidence for the challenge hypothesis, demonstrating that high T levels inhibit …

In human males, testosterone (T) decreases in the period following the birth of offspring. This
decline has been widely interpreted as a facultative neuroendocrine response that facilitates …

Hormonal differences between fathers and non-fathers may reflect an effect of paternal care
on hormones. However, few studies have evaluated the hormonal responses of fathers after …