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If students do cognitively carry out a translation process whereby they make expressive instruction useful for their performing, then it is important for teachers to facilitate the acquisition of this skill. Tm interested in how art can be used by people who are too cognitively impaired to express themselves. Using a sample of resident fathers in the Early Childhood Longitudinal Study-Birth Cohort (nine-month study), this study examined how fathers' perceptions of the importance of the father role to children are associated with father involvement with infants in five domains: caregiving activities, paternal warmth, nurturing activities, physical care, and cognitively stimulating activities. |
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