How Husbands Cope when Pregnancy Fails: A Longitudinal Study of Infertility and Psychosocial Generativity |
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achieve a successful achievement of psychosocial adoptive parents adult social class Adulthood social class Background Childhood social became birth fathers birth or adoption body image Boyhood development childfree Childhood social class contingency table Coping Strategies Parenting defined by Erik divorce eight years trying Erik Erikson's model Erikson eventual successful pregnancy experience experienced infertility fertile subjects Glueck Howard & Schultz husbands identified Industry moderate infertile couples infertile subjects infertility coping strategies infertility crisis initial parenting substitute Initial Substitutes interrater reliability interview at age LONGITUDINAL STUDY MacNab marital outcomes marriage Mazor & Simons medical evidence men's psychosocial development middle adulthood middle class parenting outcome parenting resolution reached phase Prior Coping Strategies Prior independent variables remain childless remained married self-centered substitutes significant Social Background Childhood spent trying spouse Strategies Parenting substitutes subsequent achievement successful birth type of parenting unclear Vaillant & Milofsky Variables and Prior variations in infertility wife