Coparenting dynamics: Mothers' and fathers' differential support and involvement

This study utilizes the actor–partner interdependence model to examine mothers' and fathers' support of their partner and involvement in parental decision making during coparenting interactions in relation to cooperative and competitive coparenting in a sample of 125 first‐time parents wit...

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Published in:Personal relationships 2017-12, Vol.24 (4), p.917-932
Main Authors: MURPHY, SARAH E., GALLEGOS, MARTIN I., JACOBVITZ, DEBORAH B., HAZEN, NANCY L.
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