The role of father involvement in children's later mental health

Article Abstract:

Father participation in child rearing at age 7 tended to protect children from maladjustment in teenagers following divorce, and involvement at age prevented adult psychological distress in women. The same research showed results from father involvement were not affected by the level of mother involvement.

Science & research, Children, Psychological aspects, Research, Fathers, Adolescent psychology

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Exploring the relationship between mothers' and fathers' parenting practices and children's materialist values

Article Abstract:

A hierarchical multiple regression analysis, which utilized data on British secondary school children, is presented to examine the role of parenting practices in children's emotional and behavioral problems.

Analysis, Usage, Child psychology, Parenting, Materialism, Regression analysis

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Childhoos families of homeless and poor adults in Britain: A prospective study

Article Abstract:

The study looks at low economic status, educational attainment, and marriage of men and women raised in poor and homeless families in the United Kingdom.

Poor, Family, Homeless persons

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