Why Parents Matter: Parental Investment and Child Outcomes

Nigel Barber

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Preface The Big Picture: Societal Differences in Parenting Higher Investment and Its Outcomes Lower Parental Investment and Social Problems Divorce and Parental Investment Sibling Competition as a Tragedy of the Commons Money and Parental Investment Nine to Five: The Influence of Occupational Trends on Parental Investment Teen Mothers and Reduced Parental Investment Group Differences in Child Socialization Can You Increase Parental Investment? Can High Parental Investment Produce a Civil, and Enlightened, Society? Appendix Bibliography Index

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