Which statement best describes paternal adaptation?
a. Paternal responses and concerns vary.
b. Most men are excited about becoming a father.
c. All men view pregnancy as proof of masculinity.
d. Most men are reluctant to assume the parenting role.
A
Although through research we have identified typical behaviors, the paternal adaptation is an individualized adaptation. The other options are assumptions not based on fact or research.
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