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Doing the best I can : fatherhood in the inner city
Kathryn Edin,Timothy J. Nelson +1 more
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In this paper, one thing leads to another and another and the Stupid Shit leads to Stupid Shit 4. Ward Cleaver 5. Sesame Street Mornings 6. Fight or Flight 7. Try, Try Again 8. The New Package Deal Appendix Notes References IndexAbstract:
Acknowledgments Introduction 1. One Thing Leads to Another 2. Thank You, Jesus 3. The Stupid Shit 4. Ward Cleaver 5. Sesame Street Mornings 6. Fight or Flight 7. Try, Try Again 8. The New Package Deal Appendix Notes References Indexread more
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Downward spiral: The impact of out-of-home placement on paternal welfare dependency
TL;DR: The authors found that having a child placed in out-of-home care is associated with up to a 4 percentage point increase in welfare dependency, and that placing a child in care appears to aggravate conditions that likely necessitated the out-ofthe-home placement to begin with, thereby likely necessitating longer duration of such placements.
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Child support receipt among divorced mothers in Korea: Changes after the 2007 policy reform
Yeongmin Kim,Yiyoon Chung +1 more
TL;DR: Kim et al. as discussed by the authors empirically examined whether child support receipt increased among divorced single mothers following the enactment of the first national child support policy in Korea, a 2007 law mandating that divorcing couples agree on the child support obligations of noncustodial parents.
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Depressive Symptoms and Father Involvement in Canada: Evidence from a National Study
TL;DR: Results indicate that depression is significantly associated with most behaviours, but these results diverge from studies in other countries and contexts.
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Safe Spaces for Vulnerability: New Perspectives on African Americans Who Struggle To Be Good Fathers
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors argue that scholars, social service providers, policy makers, and others who critically engage the topic of African American fatherhood, must attend to two concepts that highlight under-treated dimensions of that role: vulnerability and safe space.
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Mobile Applications for Low-Income U.S. Fathers: A Systematic Review of Content, Comprehensiveness and User Ratings
TL;DR: The authors found that low-income fathers are likely to drop out of parenting service provision, as access and retention in services remain barriers to parenting education, and to boost access to evidence-based parenting inf...