David Popenoe Argues That Biological Fathers Make Distinctive and Irreplaceable

Multiple Choice

David Popenoe argues that biological fathers make distinctive and irreplaceable contributions to their children's welfare by:

A) teaching their children to have a feeling of communion
B) showing their sons that it is inappropriate for men to be involved in childrearing.
C) making sure their children do not become sexually promiscuous
D) showing their daughters how to properly do housework
E) providing a strong male role model for sons