For all his personal experience, expressions of paternal goodwill towards the disabled and fraternal concern for their carers, at the first clanging of the alarm bells his instinct was to scarper, and leave them in the stairwell to burn.
The experience of poor paternal care might be projected onto these superiors, thus augmenting the adjustment problem.
Ms. Brooks is the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of "March," the novel in which she imagined the Civil War experiences of the paternal figure from Louisa May Alcott's "Little Women".
Kessler knows that on the spectrum of paternal experiences, he has been lucky.
This article is part of a Special Issue "Parental Care".We review recent research on the roles of hormones and social experiences on the development of paternal care in humans and non-human primates.
Looking and acting like an animal immediately after being released from prison and then redeemed by an act of kindness from a Bishop (played by Colm Wilkinson, the original Jean Valjean from 1985), Jackman's transformation and emotional journey are deeply rewarding to witness, especially when he first meets the young Cosette (Isabelle Allen) and experiences the first pangs of paternal love.
For all three scales, significant mean differences between the experience of recalled maternal vs. paternal rearing behavior emerged in terms of less rejecting and less punitive, emotionally warmer and more overprotective mothers.
The strongest predictor of paternal depression was the experience of visiting a medical institution due to a mental health problem (AOR 4.56).
This was the experience of a lifetime, with Bradman's paternal leadership urging the Australians through a summer without a single defeat.
Hence, variation in AOC may be the proximate reflection of maternal (and paternal) physiology and experience of environmental conditions, which have downstream consequences on offspring physiology.
