“All About How You Couch It:” African American Fathers’ Visions of Interventions for their Sons

Doyle, Otima; Cryer‐Coupet, Qiana R.; McLeod, Branden A.

doi:10.1007/s10826-022-02346-6

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“…In particular, the textual analysis highlighted several areas of advice and support, such as financial, co‐parenting, family relationship conflict, family expansion, and raising children/child development. Recent investigations have found that whether virtual or in‐person, fathers value receiving peer parenting support (Doyle et al, 2022). However, there is still a need to paint a more comprehensive picture of Black fathers' social support patterns.…”

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Multidimensional social support and parenting among Black fathers: A profile‐oriented approach

McBride

Cooper

Cryer‐Coupet

et al. 2022

Journal Community Psychology

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Though studies have examined the role of social support in the lives of Black men, less is known about the role and function of multi‐domain social support as they navigate fatherhood. This investigation utilizes a profile‐oriented approach to identify patterns of general and parenting‐specific social support (i.e., family; peers; community) among a sample of 759 Black American fathers. Additionally, this study examines how identified support profiles are associated with Black fathers' parenting outcomes (i.e., stress, satisfaction, self‐efficacy, and involvement). Latent class analyses identified 10 distinct social support profiles among Black fathers. Results also indicated that there was some profile variation in levels parenting outcomes. Findings suggest variation in the availability and utilization of general and parenting support among Black fathers.

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confidence: 99%