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February 16, 2026Family RelationsOpen Access

The contribution of paternal involvement and appraisal of family resources to Taiwanese women's fertility outcomes

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CWChih‐Wen WuNational Taiwan Normal University

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Longitudinal analysis shows paternal involvement improves fertility outcomes in Taiwanese women, suggesting key family support mechanisms.

Key Points

  • To assess how paternal involvement and family resource appraisal affect fertility outcomes in Taiwanese women.
  • Data collected from the longitudinal Kids in Taiwan project
  • Included 5,013 married women with children
  • Regressions and mediation analyses with bootstrapping performed
  • Paternal involvement and supportive coparenting predicted increased likelihood of having another child
  • Effects mediated by women's greater appraisal of family resources
  • Statistical significance found primarily in women with one child

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Chih‐Wen Wu (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69926552eb1f82dc367a13d3https://doi.org/10.1111/fare.70105
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