Catalogue des imprimés musicaux d'avant 1800 conservés à la bibliothèque de l'Université Laval

Beaudry, C; Beckwith, John; Hall, Frederick A.

doi:10.3138/9781442656772-004

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“…While this decline characterized the whole trajectory of the low-decreasing class, it was concentrated in the period following separation for the near-shared-time group. The arrangements for the custody of the children were sometimes made quickly at separation without examining all the possibilities and implications (Beaudry, 1991). Once the arrangements were tried out and the transitory period was over, adjustments could be carried out to better meet the needs of the family members (Drolet & Cloutier, 1992;Poortman & van Gaalen, 2017).…”

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Trajectories of Paternal Contact After Parental Separation: A Latent Class Growth Analysis

Baude

Drapeau

Lachance

et al. 2023

Journal of Family Issues

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A latent class growth curve analysis was conducted to model post-separation, paternal involvement trajectories over an 8-year period from the time of separation. Our sample was composed of 245 separated mothers whose data was drawn from a representative survey of Québec children. Four classes of distinct trajectories were identified: shared-time, near-shared-time, moderate-stable, and low-decreasing. The majority of fathers maintained a consistently high level of contact with their children, and the frequency of visits at the time of separation seemed to determine future father–child contact. Several factors predicted contact trajectories, including socioeconomic status, a new partner in the mother’s life, and the quality of the inter-parental relationship.

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confidence: 99%