Abstract
Can fathers care for children as well as mothers do? To compare brain activation differences in maternal versus paternal primary caretakers, these researchers took advantage of the increasingly common phenomenon of two-father families. Participants were 20 heterosexual couples — 20 mothers who were primary caretakers and 20 fathers who were secondary caretakers — …
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