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father factor

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father 'factor'
Psychology A popular term for the ill-defined constellation of components that a father contributes to a person's personality development and psychologic maturation. See Two-parent advantage.


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This analysis indicated significant noninvariance between the mother and father factor solutions, [DELTA][chi square](20) = 298.
Perceived paternal and maternal involvement: factor structures, mean ... by Finley, Gordon E.; Mira, Sandra D.; Schwartz, Seth J. / Fathering
In their ecosystem model of responsible father involvement, Doherty, Erickson and Kounseki (1998) proposed five interrelated factors that influence fathers' attitudes and involvement: co-parenting relationship, mother factors, father factors, contextual factors, and child factors (see also Belsky & Volling, 1987; Parke, 1996).
Fathers' family of origin relationships and attitudes about father ... by Beaton, John M.; Doherty, William J. / Fathering
Drawing upon this conceptual model, we consider the influence of father factors and contextual factors on paternity and father residence with children.
"Just like his dad": family background and residency with children ... by Jarvis, Jonathan / Fathering
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