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And Daddy Makes Three: The Father's Impact on Mother and Young Child

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Published1978
Citations17
References22

Total Citations Per Year

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References (22)

Review of Child Development Research

1965 • 3,636 citations

The Role of the Father in Child Development

1983 • 2,322 citations

Handbook of Infant Development.

1983 • 977 citations

Sex Differences in Behavior

1975 • 740 citations

Father-Infant and Mother-Infant Interaction in the First Year of Life

1977 • 461 citations

Fathers: Forgotten Contributors to Child Development

1975 • 321 citations

Engrossment: The newborn's impact upon the father.

1974 • 226 citations

The father: his role in child development

1974 • 208 citations

Father participation in infancy.

1969 • 113 citations

Father, mother, and stranger as elicitors of attachment behaviors in infancy.

1974 • 109 citations

Effects of stress and cohort on mother- and father-infant interaction.

1976 • 81 citations

Fathers' Verbal Interaction with Infants in the First Three Months of Life

1971 • 75 citations

Interactions between Two-Year-Olds and Their Mothers and Fathers

1976 • 57 citations

Attachment Behavior: A Validation Study in Two Age Groups

1975 • 45 citations

Observed paternal behaviors as antecedents of intellectual functioning in young boys.

1973 • 36 citations

The Developing Individual in a Changing World, Vol. 2: Social and environmental issues

1976 • 34 citations

Parent Preference of Preschool Children

1974 • 27 citations

Social context as a determinant of sex differences in adults' attraction to infants.

1976 • 16 citations

Motivational Components Related to Father Behavior and Cognitive Functioning in Preschoolers

1975 • 12 citations

Twelve-month-olds and their parents: Interaction in a laboratory playroom.

1976 • 12 citations

The development of mother-infant and father-infant attachments in the second year of life.

1977 • 11 citations

Who Will Raise The Children? (New Options for Fathers and Mothers)

1978 • 7 citations

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