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Download full textTuttle, William M., Jr. – 1990
The absence of fathers during World War II had differing effects on the development of identity in boys and girls. Articles and research of the era discussed boys' separation from their fathers but largely failed to address daughters' loss of paternal influence. Evidence suggests that for both boys and girls, the problem was not primarily the…
Descriptors: Fatherless Family, Fathers, Individual Development, Parent Child Relationship
