Fatherhood: Comparison Between Divorced Custodial Fathers, Married Fathers, and Divorced Non-Custodial Fathers in Israel

摘要: ABSTRACTPaternal involvement and acceptance were compared among 218 custodial fathers, 222 married 105 divorced noncustodial fathers. Findings show that the fathers more involved with their children, coordinated less children’s mother, viewed children as difficult than other Two regression analyses conducted. One revealed greater paternal was predicted by self-differentiation, sense of having received care from one’s own father, a avoidant caregiving disposition. The showed anxious Finally, findings coparenting, social support, child moderated associations between fathers’ personal variables involvement, but not acceptance.