FRPN Research Brief: Measuring Employment, Income, and Financial Stability among Fathers in Fatherhood Programs
Jun 2016 | Nancy Thoennes and Jessica PearsonMany responsible fatherhood programs provide employment and job training to noncustodial parents. Evaluations of effectiveness in achieving employment, income and financial stability for participants are needed. This brief explores some of the ways in which these items have been measured in past research and some of the issues to consider when selecting measures.
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