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Perceptions and experiences of fathering among Black men who share residence with their children
The vast majority of fatherhood studies in South Africa have generally focused on absent, non-resident and unmarried fathers. Therefore, there has been a lack of studies that specifically investigate fathering perceptions and experiences, particularly among Black African men who are present in their...
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Department of Psychology
2021
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