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Heading into fatherhood--nervously: support for fathering from online dads.

机译：进入父辈-紧张：支持在线父亲的父亲。

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Men are becoming increasingly aware of and keen about the promises of involved fathering, and there is growing recognition of the need to support fathers, especially in the postnatal period. However, there is limited evidence of how best to offer this support. In this article, we investigate a new avenue of support that is gaining popularity in the public health sector: the Internet. Using qualitative methods, we examine messages in an asynchronous online chat room for new fathers to reveal how fathers themselves requested, offered, and received social support. Features of their communication style included humor and self-disclosure. An emergent, overarching purpose of their communications was to make fathering more "visible," and to encourage each other to engage confidently and wholeheartedly in fathering.
机译：男性越来越了解并热衷于参与父亲的承诺，并且人们日益认识到需要养育父亲的必要性，尤其是在产后时期。但是，关于如何最好地提供此支持的证据有限。在本文中，我们研究了一种在公共卫生领域越来越受欢迎的新支持途径：Internet。我们使用定性方法，在异步在线聊天室中检查新父亲的消息，以揭示父亲自己如何请求，提供和获得社会支持。他们的沟通方式的特点包括幽默和自我表露。他们的交流的一个首要目标是使父亲更加“可见”，并鼓励彼此充满信心和全心投入。

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