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期刊名:Psychology of men & masculinities

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ISSN:1524-9220

e-ISSN:1939-151X

IF/分区:2.1/Q3

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Craig F Garfield,Sheehan D Fisher,David Barretto et al. Craig F Garfield et al.
Father involvement has been associated with positive child social, emotional, psychological, developmental, and health outcomes. However, tools for measuring father involvement have not kept pace with the expanding understanding of the role...
Denise A Hines,Emily M Douglas Denise A Hines
The goal of the current study is to test - among samples of men - some previous findings relative to Johnson's (2008) typology of partner violence (PV). Among samples of exclusively women, Johnson has found that the frequency and severity o...
Derrick D Matthews,Wizdom Powell Hammond,Yasmin Cole-Lewis et al. Derrick D Matthews et al.
Despite well-documented associations between everyday racial discrimination and depression, mechanisms underlying this association among African-American men are poorly understood. Guided by the Transactional Model of Stress and Coping, we ...
Nalini Junko Negi,Julia Clark Prickett,Adrianna Marie Overdorff et al. Nalini Junko Negi et al.
The Mexico-USA border is one of the most active borders in the world with many migrant men traveling to the United States to serve as "breadwinners" for their families. Yet knowledge within psychology is limited regarding how Latino migrant...
Sarah L Trinh,Sophia Choukas-Bradley Sarah L Trinh
The current study provided an exploratory mixed methods investigation of the messages undergraduate men received about sex and relationships from their male and female friends. Participants included 310 undergraduate men who provided writte...
Rachel M Smith,Dominic J Parrott,Kevin M Swartout et al. Rachel M Smith et al.
The aim of this investigation was to examine a theoretically based mechanism by which men's adherence to antifeminine norms is associated with their perpetration of sexual aggression toward intimate partners. Participants were 208 heterosex...
Patty X Kuo,Brenda L Volling,Richard Gonzalez Patty X Kuo
A major task for parents during the transition to second-time parenthood is to help their firstborn adjust to their new roles as siblings. Increased father involvement has been theorized to be protective for firstborn adjustment. Fathers, h...
Paul J Fleming,Thomas L Patterson,Claudia V Chavarin et al. Paul J Fleming et al.
Men's misogynistic attitudes (i.e., dislike or contempt for women) have been shown to be associated with men's perpetration of physical/sexual violence against women and poor health outcomes for women. However, these attitudes have rarely b...
Dennis E Reidy,Joanne P Smith-Darden,Alana M Vivolo-Kantor et al. Dennis E Reidy et al.
Gender role discrepancy (GRD), or nonconformity to socially prescribed gender roles, has been linked to a multitude of adverse mental and behavioral health outcomes. Masculine discrepancy stress (MDS), stress about being perceived not to co...
Kathryn M Yount,Laurie James-Hawkins,Yuk Fai Cheong et al. Kathryn M Yount et al.
Men's perpetration of intimate partner violence (IPV) is common, but its multilevel determinants are understudied. We leveraged novel data from a probability sample of 570 junior men (married, 18-34 years) from 50 urban and 62 rural communi...