BRENDA GEIGER is Assistant Professor of Psychology at the Richard Stockton College of New Jersey. Her present areas of scholarly interest include child development, day care, and peer group socialization. Among her earlier publications are Reform Through Community and Family, Justice, and Delinquency (both co-authored with Michael Fischer and published by Greenwood Press, 1991 and 1995 respectively).

• Foreword by Joan Newman Introduction Theoretical Background on Father-Infant Interaction Literature Review on Father-Infant Interaction Methodology Results Discussion: Primary Caregiving Fathers and Egalitarian Upbringing Appendix A: Parents' Interview Guide Appendix B: Behavioral Definitions of Parents' and Infants' Behaviors Appendix C: Coding Sheets for Parents' and Infants' Behaviors Appendix D: Intersession Reliability of Parents' and Infants' Behaviors Appendix E: Parents' Background Information Appendix F: Mean Frequencies of Parents' and Infants' Behaviors in a Nonstressful Situation Bibliography Index

BRENDA GEIGER is Assistant Professor of Psychology at the Richard Stockton College of New Jersey. Her present areas of scholarly interest include child development, day care, and peer group socialization. Among her earlier publications are Reform Through Community and Family, Justice, and Delinquency (both co-authored with Michael Fischer and published by Greenwood Press, 1991 and 1995 respectively).

• Foreword by Joan Newman Introduction Theoretical Background on Father-Infant Interaction Literature Review on Father-Infant Interaction Methodology Results Discussion: Primary Caregiving Fathers and Egalitarian Upbringing Appendix A: Parents' Interview Guide Appendix B: Behavioral Definitions of Parents' and Infants' Behaviors Appendix C: Coding Sheets for Parents' and Infants' Behaviors Appendix D: Intersession Reliability of Parents' and Infants' Behaviors Appendix E: Parents' Background Information Appendix F: Mean Frequencies of Parents' and Infants' Behaviors in a Nonstressful Situation Bibliography Index

BRENDA GEIGER is Assistant Professor of Psychology at the Richard Stockton College of New Jersey. Her present areas of scholarly interest include child development, day care, and peer group socialization. Among her earlier publications are Reform Through Community and Family, Justice, and Delinquency (both co-authored with Michael Fischer and published by Greenwood Press, 1991 and 1995 respectively).

• Foreword by Joan Newman Introduction Theoretical Background on Father-Infant Interaction Literature Review on Father-Infant Interaction Methodology Results Discussion: Primary Caregiving Fathers and Egalitarian Upbringing Appendix A: Parents' Interview Guide Appendix B: Behavioral Definitions of Parents' and Infants' Behaviors Appendix C: Coding Sheets for Parents' and Infants' Behaviors Appendix D: Intersession Reliability of Parents' and Infants' Behaviors Appendix E: Parents' Background Information Appendix F: Mean Frequencies of Parents' and Infants' Behaviors in a Nonstressful Situation Bibliography Index