The Father's Role: Cross-Cultural Perspectives¶
Lamb, M. E. (1987). The Father's Role: Cross-Cultural Perspectives: Cross-Cultural Perspectives.
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- Enculturation
- The socialization agent network typically includes parents (primary caregiver function), extended family (kinship roles, older-sibling modeling), peer groups (age-cohort culture, role expansion), teachers (specialized knowledge), and institutional participation (religious communities, work organizations, civic groups)
This sourceComparative study of paternal roles across cultures — supports the socialization-agent-network claim (parents/extended family among the agents of transmission) (D29-095).
- The socialization agent network typically includes parents (primary caregiver function), extended family (kinship roles, older-sibling modeling), peer groups (age-cohort culture, role expansion), teachers (specialized knowledge), and institutional participation (religious communities, work organizations, civic groups)
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