Do boys prefer daddy or his physical style of play
作者： Hildy Ross , Heather Taylor
DOI: 10.1007/BF00288024
关键词: Affective behavior 、 Psychology 、 Naturalistic observation 、 Style (sociolinguistics) 、 Social psychology 、 Social relation 、 Social psychology (sociology) 、 Developmental psychology
摘要: Fathers typically adopt a more physically active style of play with their young sons than mothers, and boys often react more positively to play with fathers than with mothers. The …
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