Henry argues that having newborns can have a negative effect on fathers. Which of the following is an accurate statement that strengthens Henry's claim?
A) Typically, the responsibility for a baby's care tends to fall heavily on new fathers, they are more likely than mothers to experience marital dissatisfaction
B) Between four and ten percent of fathers are found to have postpartum depression symptoms in the first year of their children's birth.
C) Fatherhood has found to enhance the sense of maturity and responsibility in most men.
D) Bonding between the mother and the newborn has always been found to be more endearing and instant than between the father and the newborn.
B
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What will be an ideal response?
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A) ?presenting the results of his research. B) ?collecting data for his research. C) ?analyzing the results of his research. D) ?reviewing the literature for his research. E) ?describing the data collection methods used in his research.