Objective The goal was to examine (a) whether fathers' role‐level and status‐level identity
salience are associated with father involvement (engagement, affection, responsibility) …

This study explored a father's parenting role identity in nondivorced and divorced,
nonresidential fathers and the relationship between role identity and involvement in child …

The purpose of this study was to test a theoretical model of noncustodial father involvement
with their children following divorce. The theory postulated that postdivorce father …

The problem addressed in the article is why so many fathers remove themselves from their
children's lives after divorce. The authors develop a theory that offers a partial explanation of …

The transition to separation is an important time for the re-configuration of family
relationships and maintaining father involvement. Pre-separation family relationships may …

Following parental separation, fathers' greater or lesser parental involvement relative to the
other parent may be differently accounted for by father, child, and coparental factors. A …

Recent research on the effects of divorce on children indicates the relationship of the
noncustodial father both to the former spouse and to the child are critical factors affecting the …

This study tested a theoretical model of postdivorce involvement of nonresidential fathers
with their children. The hypotheses were (a) that postdivorce father involvement is related to …

To better understand the conditions under which fathers are more or less involved with their
children, we tested the moderating influences of interparental relationships on the …

This grounded theory study examined how 20 newly divorced, nonresidential fathers
manage their fatherhood identities. The theory created from this study proposes that fathers' …