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> Dr Martínez-García’s study followed a group of 40 expectant fathers, 20 from Spain and 20 from America, and also, as a control, 17 Spanish men who did not hav
by RcouF1uZ4gsC 4y ago
> Dr Martínez-García’s study followed a group of 40 expectant fathers, 20 from Spain and 20 from America, and also, as a control, 17 Spanish men who did not have a baby on the way.
They should also have included fathers from cultures that aren’t as involved in pregnancy and infant care.
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- jimbob45 4y agoWhich culture reliably has absent fathers?
- artificialLimbs 4y agoI think OP was not talking about absence altogether, but rather fathers that weren't as intimately involved in the day to day affairs of their children. Maybe nobility?
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- Auracle 4y agoOr dads with full time stay at home wives.