a·cock ( -k k )adv. & adj. In a cocked position. |
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| Incarceration and subsequent release represent major life
transitions that can dramatically change fathers' role investments
(Arditti, Acock, & Day, 2005). For example, Foa and Foa
(1974) identified six classes of resources--love, status, money,
material goods, services, and information--and, in more recent studies
using this list, sex has been added as a distinct resource class
(Michaels, Acock, & Edwards, 1986; Michaels et al. Most single
fathers are quite comfortable with their ability to provide child care
(Greif, 1985), and studies of single fathers show that they are quite
similar to single mothers in their interactions with children (Hall,
Walker, & Acock, 1995; Risman, 1998). |
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