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Journal Article
Attitudes of Young African American Fathers Toward Early Childbearing
2004
Overview
Objective: To qualitatively examine the perceptions of young fathers toward issues related to early childbearing. Methods: Focus groups were held with male partners of adolescent females who had become pregnant while participating in an HIV-prevention trial. Results:
Primary domains that emerged included young male's desire for pregnancy, their attitudes toward father/child involvement, and their perceived social support as young fathers. Conclusions: Findings may help in developing gender-appropriate interventions to delay early childbearing and
prevent HIV/STD transmission.
Publisher
PNG Publications
Subject
/ Adult
/ African Americans - psychology
/ Attitude
/ Fathers
/ Female
/ Females
/ HIV
/ Human immunodeficiency virus
/ Humans
/ Males
/ Sexually Transmitted Diseases
/ STD
