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- Neue Metastudie: Kein Unterschied, Ob Kinder Bei Homo- Oder Heterosexuellem Paar Aufwachsen
Scientists agree that children raised by same-sex couples are no worse off than children raised by parents of the opposite sex, according to a new study co-authored by a University of Oregon professor. The new research, which looked at 19,000 studies...
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One child in four does not consider their father to be close family, according to a study published today. More boys view footballers as role models than their fathers and only one child in 10 said they would go to their father first if they had a problem....
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A woman raised by two lesbians has provoked controversy after publicly announcing that she is against gay marriage because she says she missed out on having her father in her life when growing up. Heather Barwick, a 31-year-old mother-of-four from South...
- England: Soziale Dienste Entschuldigen Sich Dafür, Dass Sie Nicht Mit Vätern Sprechen
Social services have apologised for a culture of failing to tell fathers about their children’s welfare. A father, whose seven-year-old daughter lives with her mother, complained that East Sussex Social Services failed to notify him about his child’s...
- Bewiesen: Vatergefühle Biologisch So Fest Verankert Wie Gefühle Von Müttern
The Psychological Today story: The Making of a Modern Dad, by Douglas Carlton Abrams illustrates in vivid, scientific detail how fathers are no different in their biological programming than mothers when raising children. That divorced dads who "feel"...
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Neue Studie: Vaterlosigkeit kann das Gehirn schädigen
Even with today’s technology, it still takes both a male and a female to make a baby. But is it important for both parents to raise that child? Many studies have outlined the value of a mother, but few have clearly defined the importance of a father, until now. New findings from the Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre (RI-MUHC) show that the absence of a father during critical growth periods, leads to impaired social and behavioural abilities in adults. This research, which was conducted using mice, was published today in the journal Cerebral Cortex. It is the first study to link father absenteeism with social attributes and to correlate these with physical changes in the brain.
"Although we used mice, the findings are extremely relevant to humans," says senior author Dr. Gabriella Gobbi, a researcher of the Mental Illness and Addiction Axis at the RI-MUHC and an associate professor at the Faculty of Medicine at McGill University. "We used California mice which, like in some human populations, are monogamous and raise their offspring together."
(...) Dr. Gobbi and her colleagues compared the social behaviour and brain anatomy of mice that had been raised with both parents to those that had been raised only by their mothers. Mice raised without a father had abnormal social interactions and were more aggressive than counterparts raised with both parents. These effects were stronger for female offspring than for their brothers. Females raised without fathers also had a greater sensitivity to the stimulant drug, amphetamine.
"The behavioural deficits we observed are consistent with human studies of children raised without a father," says Dr. Gobbi, who is also a psychiatrist at the MUHC. "These children have been shown to have an increased risk for deviant behaviour and in particular, girls have been shown to be at risk for substance abuse. This suggests that these mice are a good model for understanding how these effects arise in humans."
(...) "This is the first time research findings have shown that paternal deprivation during development affects the neurobiology of the offspring," says Dr. Gobbi. These results should incite researchers to look more deeply into the role of fathers during critical stages of growth and suggest that both parents are important in children’s mental health development.
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- Neue Metastudie: Kein Unterschied, Ob Kinder Bei Homo- Oder Heterosexuellem Paar Aufwachsen
Scientists agree that children raised by same-sex couples are no worse off than children raised by parents of the opposite sex, according to a new study co-authored by a University of Oregon professor. The new research, which looked at 19,000 studies...
- England: Ein Kind Von Vieren Sieht Seinen Vater Nicht Als "enges Familienmitglied"
One child in four does not consider their father to be close family, according to a study published today. More boys view footballers as role models than their fathers and only one child in 10 said they would go to their father first if they had a problem....
- Tochter Zweier Mütter Spricht Sich Gegen Homo-ehe Aus
A woman raised by two lesbians has provoked controversy after publicly announcing that she is against gay marriage because she says she missed out on having her father in her life when growing up. Heather Barwick, a 31-year-old mother-of-four from South...
- England: Soziale Dienste Entschuldigen Sich Dafür, Dass Sie Nicht Mit Vätern Sprechen
Social services have apologised for a culture of failing to tell fathers about their children’s welfare. A father, whose seven-year-old daughter lives with her mother, complained that East Sussex Social Services failed to notify him about his child’s...
- Bewiesen: Vatergefühle Biologisch So Fest Verankert Wie Gefühle Von Müttern
The Psychological Today story: The Making of a Modern Dad, by Douglas Carlton Abrams illustrates in vivid, scientific detail how fathers are no different in their biological programming than mothers when raising children. That divorced dads who "feel"...
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