THE ROLE OF FATHER EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
What was the conclusion from Grossman(2002) - Answer-Mothers roll more related to nurturing and fathers roll more related to stimulation and play (equal importance?)
What did Geiger (1996) find - Answer-Fathers interaction with kids was more boiste...
THE ROLE OF FATHER EXAM
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
What was the conclusion from Grossman(2002) - Answer-Mothers roll more related to
nurturing and fathers roll more related to stimulation and play (equal importance?)
What did Geiger (1996) find - Answer-Fathers interaction with kids was more boisterous
(rough and tumble ) mothers was more nurturing and affectionate
What did lamb (1997) find - Answer-Children prefer interacting with father when in a
positive mood and with mothers when they are distressed or need comfort but father
adapts
what's a limitation of Grossman (2002) study - Answer-Socially sensitive in nature ,
could be distressing for someone not raised with both and may not feel their upbringing
was adequate . Family structure vary greatly in modern day and they should be assured
that they can develop healthily no Matter their circumstances
Name two strengths of research into the rolo of the father - Answer-It has lead to
successful applications such as male partner involvement in antenatal classes - men
feel more able to be sensitive to their kids leads to better attachment and better
development of kids - reduces problems later on in life and reduces cost of health and
legal systems
Another strength is that it has economic benefits- fewer probs in adulthood mean less
money spent on social services in future. Also less pressure on women to stay at home
valuable contribution to society and wellbeing of individuals
Name two limitations of the research into the role of the father - Answer-Studies use
different methods and look at different things so difficult to compare and can lead to
contradictory findings and so reduces ability to draw conclusions
Another limitation would be that there may be observa bias due to gender stereotypes
(observers record what they expect to see rather than reality )
Which study was the first to even consider the father as important to the emotional
development of the child - Answer-Schaffer and emerson(1964)
What did Schaffer and Emerson (1964) find about fathers in child's development -
Answer-27% of cases father was join first sole attachment figure
What was Grossman (2002) aim of his study - Answer-Investigate gender roles in
parenting and attachment
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