Linda Nielsen

Father-Daughter Relationships (eBook, ePUB)

Contemporary Research and Issues

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

In this fully revised new edition, Father-Daughter Relationships: Contemporary Research and Issues summarises and analyses the most relevant research regarding father-daughter relationships, aiming to break down the persistent misconceptions regarding fatherhood and father-daughter relationships.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 246
• Erscheinungstermin: 4. Juni 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781000012019
• Artikelnr.: 56940941

Autorenporträt

Linda Nielsen is a Professor of Adolescent and Educational Psychology at Wake Forest University (US). A member of the faculty for 35 years, she is a nationally recognized expert on father-daughter relationships.

Inhaltsangabe

Chapter One: Fathers, facts and fictions
What's a woozle?
How are woozles born and raised?
How our memories and cognitive processing deceive us
The most damaging woozles
Maternal instinct
The female brain: hardwired for mothering
Babies' primary bond with their mothers
The stronger impact of mothers
Mother's superior parenting style
Female empathy and communication
Childcare: Second shift moms and shiftless dads
Physically abusive and murderous fathers
Chapter Two : Fathers and Fatherhood
Ignoring, dismissing or demeaning fathers
Social science research
Children's literature and films
Media and advertising
Medical and mental health professionals
Constraints on fathering time: Work
American paternity leave policies
Does income trump good fathering?
What is "good" fathering?
Fathering scales and questionnaires
How fatherhood changes men
Financial stress
Stress on parents' relationship
Emotional stress: postpartum depression
Quality of the parent-child relationship
Daughters' impact on their fathers
Chapter Three
The Father's impact: Cognitive, academic, vocational, social and emotional
Cognitive development
Infancy through preschool
Childhood through early adulthood
Vocational development
Social relationships: Peers and teachers
Sexual behavior, romantic relationships and marriage
Depression and suicide
Identify and individuation
Chapter four
The father's impact: The daughter's physical well-being
Premature baby care
Adequate Sleep
Physical reactions to stress
Obesity
Physical activity and sports
Eating disorders
Overview of teenage and young adult substance us
Daughters' teenage and young adult drinking
Daughters' smoking and vaping
Daughters' marijuana use
Daughter's opioid use
Sexual behavior: Impact on physical health
Teenage pregnancy
Sexually transmitted diseases
Dating aggression and rape
The father's impact on sexual health risks
Chapter Five - The mother's impact on father-daughter relationships
Psychoanalytic theories
Attachment theory
Family systems theory
Closeness, communication and conflict with mothers versus fathers
Love versus closeness and communication
Maternal gate-keeping
Quality of the co-parenting relationship
Quality of the parents' relationship and parenting stress
Chapter Six - Divorced or separated fathers and their daughters
The relationships at greatest risk
Impact of parental separation on daughters
Damaging beliefs: Divorce woozles
Shared versus sole physical custody
Parents' damaging disclosures
Enmeshment and role reversals
Maternal gatekeeping
Parental alienation
Remarriage and blended families
Chapter Seven : Fathers and daughters in minority families
Socio-economic differences among minorities
Colorism: Impact on daughters and the father's role
African American families
Hispanic American families
Asian American families
Native American families
Immigrant families
Chapter Eight: Destructive or Challenging Father-Daughter Relationships
Impoverished, single mother families
Incarcerated Fathers
Alcoholic fathers
Drug addicted fathers: The opioid epidemic
Sexually abusive fathers
Fathers in the military
Single fathers raising daughters
Gay or bisexual fathers
Lesbian or bisexual daughters
Daughters of sperm donors
Fathers with chronic or fatal illnesses