"Absence of the father and the well-being of children." Coping with Divorce, Single Parenthood, and Remarriage: A Risk and Resilience Perspective (1999): 117-145. In this book, the editor analyzed large representative surveys of children's family structure. She used these surveys to distinguish between single-parent families, never-married parents, divorced or separated parents, and remarried parents. According to his study, children are less likely to complete high school or college and stay employed. Plus, without a father, they will more likely become teenage parents. Additionally, fathers are less likely to share income with their children when they do not live with their children.Mitchell, Doris, and Warner Wilson. “Relationship between father absence, masculinity and popularity of delinquent boys.” Psychological Reports 20.3 suppl (1967): 1173-1174. In this journal, the absence of the father at home has an effect on the masculinity of delinquent boys. Without a father, delinquent boys may commit violent, destructive and aggressive acts. For example, the commission of homicide is considered the result of the absence of a father figure and is part of delinquent behavior. Finally, boys without fathers will suffer from rejection by their peers. Different hypotheses have been written in this document