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Alternative Lifestyles, 1978
The study described in this article was designed to determine the effects of childcare involvemen... more The study described in this article was designed to determine the effects of childcare involvement on the lifestyles of fathers with young children. One hundred and twenty-seven separated or divorced men were interviewed. Their parental responsibilities ranged from full custody or joint custody to weekends or monthly visits. For the most part these men represented a middle class, highly educated, urban population. The primacy of work and occupational roles in the lives of the fathers was challenged by the contractual obligations of parenting. Fathers who spent time with their children had the opportunity to work out some crisis issues of divorce such as control, interdependence, and self-image. It was found that postdivorce parenting is an important source of resocialization for men in areas of work orientation and personal relationships. It is expected that this new functioning will have positive effects on the structure of reconstituted (i.e., second marriage) families.
Contemporary Sociology, 1983
... Title: Fathers without Partners: A Study of Fathers and the Family after Marital Separation. ... more ... Title: Fathers without Partners: A Study of Fathers and the Family after Marital Separation. Full-Text Availability Options: ... Click on any of the links below to perform a new search. Title: Fathers without Partners: A Study of Fathers and the Family after Marital Separation. ...
Alternative Lifestyles, 1978
The study described in this article was designed to determine the effects of childcare involvemen... more The study described in this article was designed to determine the effects of childcare involvement on the lifestyles of fathers with young children. One hundred and twenty-seven separated or divorced men were interviewed. Their parental responsibilities ranged from full custody or joint custody to weekends or monthly visits. For the most part these men represented a middle class, highly educated, urban population. The primacy of work and occupational roles in the lives of the fathers was challenged by the contractual obligations of parenting. Fathers who spent time with their children had the opportunity to work out some crisis issues of divorce such as control, interdependence, and self-image. It was found that postdivorce parenting is an important source of resocialization for men in areas of work orientation and personal relationships. It is expected that this new functioning will have positive effects on the structure of reconstituted (i.e., second marriage) families.
Contemporary Sociology, 1983
... Title: Fathers without Partners: A Study of Fathers and the Family after Marital Separation. ... more ... Title: Fathers without Partners: A Study of Fathers and the Family after Marital Separation. Full-Text Availability Options: ... Click on any of the links below to perform a new search. Title: Fathers without Partners: A Study of Fathers and the Family after Marital Separation. ...