In Looking at Fatherhood, We Find That

Multiple Choice

In looking at fatherhood, we find that

A) most fathers can be characterized as "nurturant" fathers.
B) new standards of fatherhood are acted upon by most fathers.
C) there is a discrepancy between the culture of fatherhood and the conduct of fatherhood.
D) fathers today typically engage in five times the number of activities with children than they did in the 1980s.