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what hormone is shared by both woman and man which could prove there to be no difference in roles in parenthood?

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Oxytocin

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what was frodi’s study and results for role of the father?

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both men and women were shown videos of a infant crying

and there was no difference in the physiological responses by either sex’s

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what was Hrdy’s study and results for role of the father?

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found that fathers are less likely to detect low levels of distress in an infant than mothers

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what was Lamb’s study and results for role of the father?

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fathers who became primary care givers quickly became able to detect a child’s needs as more time was spent with the child

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what was geiger’s study and results for role of the father?

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during play:
fathers are more exciting
mothers are more nurturing and affectionate

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2 strengths of role of the father

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+research: e.g geiger or hrdy shows differences in roles

+practical applications as some research such as frodi or lamb shows the importance of fathers and their support leading to legal changes e.g parental leave can be shared up to a year

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2 weaknesses of role of the father

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  • socially sensitive e.g geiger’s research as some families have alternative setups such as single parents or same sex parents
  • ethnocentric as research was taken in an individualistic culture
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