The influence of domestic position on health status

Health status of families: A comparative study of one-parent and two-parent families in Ondo State, Nigeria

“…Although previous studies have reported that single fathers, who live with their children, report poorer health than cohabiting fathers, 35 , 36 another study reported that non-custodial fathers had higher mortality risks than custodial fathers. 37 This may be as a result of the absence of a partner to relate with, which may increase psychological distress and result in poor health. Equally, Umberson 38 stated that divorced fathers, who live with their children, engage in less dangerous health behaviour when compared with divorced fathers who live without their children.…”

Health status of families: A comparative study of one-parent and two-parent families in Ondo State, Nigeria

“…Although previous studies have reported that single fathers, who live with their children, report poorer health than cohabiting fathers, 35 , 36 another study reported that non-custodial fathers had higher mortality risks than custodial fathers. 37 This may be as a result of the absence of a partner to relate with, which may increase psychological distress and result in poor health. Equally, Umberson 38 stated that divorced fathers, who live with their children, engage in less dangerous health behaviour when compared with divorced fathers who live without their children.…”

The effects of fatherhood on the health of men: a review of the literature

“…Another study suggested an interaction between temporal factors, role competency, and health benefits. Paternal competency increases over time augmenting the health benefits of fatherhood [65].…”

“…Clark and coworkers [65] analyzed data from a national sample of 4,809 adults, with oversampling of low-income adults. They looked at ''domestic position'' (a composite measure of a person's age, sex, marital status, and presence of children) on self-reported health status and illness or injury that required staying in bed.…”

Depressive Symptoms in Extended-Care Employees: Children, Social Support, and Work-Family Conditions

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Health status of families: A comparative study of one-parent and two-parent families in Ondo State, Nigeria

“…Although previous studies have reported that single fathers, who live with their children, report poorer health than cohabiting fathers, 35 , 36 another study reported that non-custodial fathers had higher mortality risks than custodial fathers. 37 This may be as a result of the absence of a partner to relate with, which may increase psychological distress and result in poor health. Equally, Umberson 38 stated that divorced fathers, who live with their children, engage in less dangerous health behaviour when compared with divorced fathers who live without their children.…”

The effects of fatherhood on the health of men: a review of the literature

“…Another study suggested an interaction between temporal factors, role competency, and health benefits. Paternal competency increases over time augmenting the health benefits of fatherhood [65].…”

“…Clark and coworkers [65] analyzed data from a national sample of 4,809 adults, with oversampling of low-income adults. They looked at ''domestic position'' (a composite measure of a person's age, sex, marital status, and presence of children) on self-reported health status and illness or injury that required staying in bed.…”

Depressive Symptoms in Extended-Care Employees: Children, Social Support, and Work-Family Conditions

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Health status of families: A comparative study of one-parent and two-parent families in Ondo State, Nigeria

“…Although previous studies have reported that single fathers, who live with their children, report poorer health than cohabiting fathers, 35 , 36 another study reported that non-custodial fathers had higher mortality risks than custodial fathers. 37 This may be as a result of the absence of a partner to relate with, which may increase psychological distress and result in poor health. Equally, Umberson 38 stated that divorced fathers, who live with their children, engage in less dangerous health behaviour when compared with divorced fathers who live without their children.…”

The effects of fatherhood on the health of men: a review of the literature

“…Another study suggested an interaction between temporal factors, role competency, and health benefits. Paternal competency increases over time augmenting the health benefits of fatherhood [65].…”

“…Clark and coworkers [65] analyzed data from a national sample of 4,809 adults, with oversampling of low-income adults. They looked at ''domestic position'' (a composite measure of a person's age, sex, marital status, and presence of children) on self-reported health status and illness or injury that required staying in bed.…”

Depressive Symptoms in Extended-Care Employees: Children, Social Support, and Work-Family Conditions

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