In the Name of the Father: A Discussion on (New) Fatherhood, Its Assumptions and Obstacles

Maskalan, Ana

doi:10.3935/rsp.v23i3.1295

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“…Ravnopravno roditeljstvo podrazumijeva uključivanje oca u sve dimenzije roditeljstva, uključujući i emocionalnu. Ovakvim je polazištima cilj naglasiti važnost uloge oca u emocionalnom razvoju djeteta i usporediti pojam takozvane »hegemonijske muškosti« koji je bio karakterističan za tradicionalni model očinstva koji se temeljio na patrijarhalnoj ideji emocionalno udaljenog oca, nezainteresiranog hranitelja, čija se uključenost unutar obitelji svodi na strogu dječju disciplinu (Maskalan, 2016. ).…”

Section: Teorijski Pristupi Ostvarivanju Roditeljskoga Pravaunclassified

Pravo oca na roditeljski i očinski dopust u zemljama EU

Simović-Zvicer

2022

RSP

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Equality between men and women in the exercise of rights is one of the fundamental principles of the European Union, which is enshrined in the acts of primary legislation and in secondary legislation. However, the directive did not ensure full equality of fathers and mothers with regard to reconciling professional and family obligations, which was the reason for the adoption of the new Directive 2019/1158, which contains provisions aimed at striking a balance between work and family obligations, and which was adopted on 20 June 2019. This Directive repeals Council Directive 2010/18/ EU, that is, Member States have a period of time to comply with the new Directive within three years of its entry into force. In addition to the importance of involving the father in childcare at a young age, the paper also points to EU legal acts that regulate the reconciliation of fathers’ professional and family responsibilities. In addition, an overview of available data on the use of childcare leave by fathers is provided. The paper pays particular attention to existing solutions at EU level for the use of parental and paternity leave, comparing them to those contained in the new Directive 2019/1158.

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Section: Teorijski Pristupi Ostvarivanju Roditeljskoga Pravaunclassified

Pravo oca na roditeljski i očinski dopust u zemljama EU

Simović-Zvicer

2022

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“…For the three factors, the following values were obtained: 37,12,12,32 and 12,74, and the total factors obtained 59.49 of the total item variance. The final form of the scale containing 13 items is the following: parental involvement-5 items (6,10,11,12,13), parental satisfaction-5 items (1,3,4,5,14), assuming the decision to be parent-3 items (2,8,9). .78 I.12.With the birth of my child, his growth become a priority for me.…”

Section: Exploratory Factorial Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Father's involvement in educating children raises a burden on the wives and mothers whose life satisfaction increases significantly by reducing household duties and responsibilities in general [13]. Another study by Krimberg in 2012 [10] emphasizes the paternal role in the child's life, and highlights that in recent years men have been more interacting with family members, especially children, and enjoyed more family life than previous decades.…”

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Initial Construction and Validation of Parental Role Assuming Scale (PRA)

Horeanu¹,

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2019

LUMEN Proceedings

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Parenthood is often viewed as a period with more changes in mother's life than fathers in terms of cultural aspects and society's assumption that mothers are the main sources of child care. At the same time, the roles of the family and the relationships between parteners have changed in Western societies, compared to the traditional model, in which father is being more involved in caring and educating children. Most of the studies that have been done, have construct, validated and/or used tools that measure the relationship between parent and child, but the approach to parental assuming, especially in the context of childbirth, has been neglected. The need to construct this instrument has come from the intention to analyze the extent to which the assuming of the parental role during the transition to parenthood influences marital satisfaction. So, in this study we constructed and validated the Parental Role Assuming (PRA) tool. Exploratory factorial analysis was performed to identify the parental component's factorial structure by using component analysis and varimax rotation. A structure of the construct tool model indicates three factors for the 13 items with a percentage of 59.49 of the total item variance. The validity of the convergent construct was obtained by significant correlations of the scale with the close items of the PCRI instrument [6]. Regarding the fidelity of the instrument, we obtained a total alpha cronbach of 0.81, and for the three subscale the internal consistency ranged from 0.80 to 0.70.

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