The emerging literature on fatherhood is contributing to the reframing of public perceptions
of low-income nonresident fathers by focusing on father presence rather than absence …

Research suggests that children with involved and engaged fathers tend to have more
positive outcomes relative to physical, cognitive, and social emotional health. Of children …

This paper reviews divorce‐related parenting programmes, assessing the extent to which
fathers are included and whether father inclusion influences outcomes. The paper also …

Abstract Purpose African American (AA) fathers who live apart from their children face
multiple obstacles to consistent and positive involvement with their children. Consequently …

Few studies to date have provided strategies for maintaining low rates of attrition when
conducting longitudinal, epidemiological, or community-based research with young …

In Western society, it is commonplace for a child's biological mother and father to hold
separate residences, with the child residing full-time with the mother and only having …

This research used a stress-coping conceptual framework to examine intimate partner
violence (IPV) among men who are fathers. The current study examined how perceived …

In this study, the researcher explored the perception of Black noncustodial fathers pertaining
to the barriers that interfere in their relationship with their daughters. This study identified …

The literature is replete with discussions about the effects of paternal absence on children.
Many adolescents who engage in delinquent behavior and acted-out aggression are the …

The purpose of this qualitative study was to explore the experiences of single African-
American custodial fathers and their perceptions, thoughts, and feelings of about day-to-day …