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Analyzes data collected from parents receiving services from an urban Healthy Start program related to coparenting relationship quality, attitudes toward fathers' involvement, and the roles that fathers should prioritize in their parenting.

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The results revealed that mothers had divergent opinions from fathers about the roles that fathers should prioritize in their parenting. Qualitative analyses revealed a link between coresidence and reports of good fathering. Furthermore, the reported discrepancies were related to fathers' expectations that mothers facilitate their involvement and mothers' expression of fatigue and resentment from feeling responsible for having to facilitate fathers' involvement.

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This page is a summary of: Mothers’ and Fathers’ Report of Coparenting Relationship Quality, Attitudes Toward Father Involvement, and Paternal Prioritized Roles, Urban Social Work, January 2017, Springer Publishing Company,
DOI: 10.1891/2474-8684.1.2.165.
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