Updating paternal images in father‐adult son relationships

Chornesky, Alice

doi:10.1080/00377319209516706

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“…Psychological research has looked at the impact of the father on child and adult development (Lamb, 1975(Lamb, , 1997Levinson, 1978;Vaillant & McArthur, 1972). Anthropologists and sociologists have studied the father-son relationship and the changing role of the father in social and cultural contexts (Chornesky, 1992;Mitscherlich, 1970). The men's movement attempts to bring mature, healthy, and self-empowering masculinity into men's lives (Bly, 1990;Keen, 1991;Pittman, 1991Pittman, , 1993R.…”

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Healing the Father-Son Relationship: A Qualitative Inquiry into Adult Reconciliation

Katz¹

2002

Journal of Humanistic Psychology

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The father-son relationship holds archetypal power. It is a powerful relationship containing inherent seeds of conflict. Qualitative methods of multiple case studies and grounded theory were used to investigate reconciliation between fathers and sons. A 45-item, 5-point Likert-type scale instrument was developed as a screening measure to determine those fathers and sons who have experienced reconciliation and positive change in their relationship. A 25-item, 5-point Likert-type scale instrument was developed to assess the impact of the interview process on the participants. Through qualitative analyses of interviews from six pairs of fathers and adult sons, eight qualities of a reconciled relationship and 12 factors in the reconciliation process emerged. The process of reconciliation had impacts on these men’s overall well-being and had great personal and transpersonal relevance to the 12 men involved in this study.

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Healing the Father-Son Relationship: A Qualitative Inquiry into Adult Reconciliation

Katz¹

2002

Journal of Humanistic Psychology

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“…As yet, we know little about how internal working models are modified over time or what kinds of interventions or approaches work best with different attachment styles. In addition, little work has been done that looks at the revision of working models in older fatheradult son relationships (Chornesky, 1992). The validity of an attachment perspective also needs to be examined for its applicability to adult children from different cultures.…”

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Attachment in Adult Child‐Older Parent Relationships: Research, Theory, and Practice

Krause

Haverkamp

1996

Jour of Counseling & Develop

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Greater longevity has increased the years that adult children share with their older parents, yet it creates the potential for family stress situations that may be amenable to counseling intervention. In this article, the authors examined an attachment theory perspective for conceptualizing adult child-older parent issues by introducing the basic constructs of attachment theory and by demonstrating how the theory and its related research can be applied to adult children's struggles with older parental issues.

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Father and Son: Using the Poetic to Enhance Communication

Daniels

1995

J Poetry Ther

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Updating paternal images in father‐adult son relationships

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Healing the Father-Son Relationship: A Qualitative Inquiry into Adult Reconciliation

Healing the Father-Son Relationship: A Qualitative Inquiry into Adult Reconciliation

Attachment in Adult Child‐Older Parent Relationships: Research, Theory, and Practice

Father and Son: Using the Poetic to Enhance Communication

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