Fagan, Jay. 2023. “Children’s Contact With Fathers Who Never Co-Resided With Them and Father–Child Relationship Quality at Age 9”. Journal of Family Issues. Referenced from journals.sagepub.com: Children’s Contact With Fathers Who Never Co-Resided With Them and Father–Child Relationship Quality at age 9.

Fagan, Jay, Natasha Cabrera, and Aquiles Iglesias. 2023. “Trajectories of Low-Income Mothers’ and Fathers’ Engagement in Learning Activities and Child Academic Skills”. Journal of Child and Family Studies. doi:10.1007/s10826-023-02682-1.

Fagan, Jay. 2023. “The Myth of Low-Income Black Fathers’ Absence From the Lives of Adolescents”. Journal of Family Issues 45 (1). Referenced from journals.sagepub.com: The Myth of Low-Income Black Fathers’ Absence From the Lives of Adolescents.

Fagan, Jay, and Natasha Cabrera. 2022. “Trajectories of Low-Income Mothers’ and Fathers’ Engagement in Learning Activities and Child Socioemotional Skills in Middle Childhood”. Social Development 32 (2): 672-89. Referenced from onlinelibrary.wiley.com: Trajectories of low-income Mothers’ and Fathers’ engagement in learning activities and child socioemotional skills in middle childhood.

Fagan, Jay, Natasha Cabrera, and Rachel Ghosh. 2022. “Explaining the Long Reach of Prenatal Behaviors and Attitudes in Unmarried Men at Birth on Father Engagement in Early and Middle Childhood and Adolescence”. Developmental Psychology, no. 1. Referenced from psycnet.apa.org: Explaining the long reach of prenatal behaviors and attitudes in unmarried men at birth on father engagement in early and middle childhood and adolescence.

Fagan, Jay, and Yookyong Lee. 2011. “Do Coparenting and Social Support Have a Greater Effect on Adolescent Fathers Than Adult Fathers?”. Family Relations 60 (3): 247-58. Referenced from onlinelibrary.wiley.com: Do Coparenting and Social Support Have a Greater Effect on Adolescent Fathers than Adult Fathers?.

Lee, Yookyong, Jay Fagan, and Wan-Yi Chen. 2012. “Do Late Adolescent Fathers Have More Depressive Symptoms Than Older Fathers?”. Journal of Youth and Adolescence 41 (10): 1366-81. Referenced from doi.org: Do Late Adolescent Fathers Have More Depressive Symptoms than Older Fathers?.

Fagan, Jay, and Yookyong Lee. 2012. “Effects of Fathers’ Early Risk and Resilience on Paternal Engagement With 5-Year-Olds”. Family Relations 61 (5): 878-92. Referenced from onlinelibrary.wiley.com: Effects of Fathers’ Early Risk and Resilience on Paternal Engagement With 5-Year-Olds.

Fagan, Jay, and Mollie Cherson. 2017. “Maternal Gatekeeping: The Associations Among Facilitation, Encouragement, and Low-Income Fathers’ Engagement With Young Children”. Journal of Family Issues 38 (5): 633-53. Referenced from jfi.sagepub.com: Maternal Gatekeeping: The Associations Among Facilitation, Encouragement, and Low-Income Fathers’ Engagement With Young Children.

Fagan, Jay, and Rob Palkovitz. 2019. “Coparenting and Father Engagement Among Low-Income Parents: Actor–partner Interdependence Model”. Journal of Family Psychology 33 (8): 894-904. Referenced from psycnet.apa.org: Coparenting and father engagement among low-income parents: Actor–partner interdependence model.

Fagan, Jay. 2021. “Longitudinal Associations Between Early Risk, Father Engagement, and Coparenting and Low-Income Fathers’ Engagement With Children in Middle Childhood”. Journal of Family Issues 43 (10): 2745-66. Referenced from journals.sagepub.com: Longitudinal Associations Between Early Risk, Father Engagement, and Coparenting and Low-Income Fathers’ Engagement With Children in Middle Childhood.

Fagan, Jay, and Rachel Wildfeuer. 2022. “Low-Income Parental Risk and Engagement in Early Childhood and Child Social-Emotional Functioning in Middle Childhood”. Journal of Child and Family Studies 31 (1): 70-85. Referenced from link.springer.com: Low-Income Parental Risk and Engagement in Early Childhood and Child Social-Emotional Functioning in Middle Childhood.

Fagan, Jay, Rachel Wildfeuer, and Aquiles Iglesias. 2022. “Low-Income Mothers’ and Fathers’ Cognitive Stimulation During Early Childhood and Child Vocabulary at Age 9”. Journal of Child and Family Studies 31 (2): 377-91. Referenced from link.springer.com: Low-Income Mothers’ and Fathers’ Cognitive Stimulation During Early Childhood and Child Vocabulary at Age 9.

Wildfeuer, Rachel, and Jay Fagan. 2022. “Longitudinal Associations Among Low-Income Fathers’ Resilience and Nonresidence During Early Childhood and Involvement During Adolescence”. Adversity and Resilience Science 3 (1): 99-112. Referenced from link.springer.com: Longitudinal Associations Among Low-Income Fathers’ Resilience and Nonresidence During Early Childhood and Involvement During Adolescence.

Fagan, Jay, and Rob Palkovitz. 2007. “Unmarried, Nonresident Fathers’ Involvement With Their Infants: A Risk and Resilience Perspective”. Journal of Family Psychology 21 (3): 479-89. Referenced from psycnet.apa.org: Unmarried, Nonresident Fathers’ Involvement with Their Infants: A Risk and Resilience Perspective.

Fagan, Jay. 2022. “Longitudinal Associations Among Low-Income Mothers’ and Fathers’ Parenting and Relationships With Children and Adolescent Depression”. Research on Child and Adolescent Psychopathology 50: 1339-50. Referenced from pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov: Longitudinal Associations Among Low-Income Mothers’ and Fathers’ Parenting and relationships with Children and Adolescent Depression.

Cabrera, Natasha, Jay Fagan, and Danielle Farrie. 2008. “Explaining the Long Reach of Fathers’ Prenatal Involvement on Later Paternal Engagement”. Journal of Marriage and Family 70 (5): 1094-1107. Referenced from onlinelibrary.wiley.com: Explaining the Long Reach of Fathers’ Prenatal Involvement on Later Paternal Engagement.

Fagan, Jay, Kevin Roy, Rob Palkovitz, and Danielle Farrie. 2009. “Pathways to Paternal Engagement: Longitudinal Effects of Cumulative Risk and Resilience on Nonresident Fathers”. Developmental Psychology 45 (5): 1389-1405. Referenced from psycnet.apa.org: Pathways to Paternal Engagement: Longitudinal Effects of Cumulative Risk and Resilience on Nonresident Fathers.

Fagan, Jay. 2009. “Relationship Quality and Changes in Depressive Symptoms Among Urban, Married African Americans, Hispanics, and Whites”. Family Relations 58 (3): 259-74. Referenced from onlinelibrary.wiley.com: Relationship Quality and Changes in Depressive Symptoms among Urban, Married African Americans, Hispanics, and Whites.

Laughlin, Lynda, Danielle Farrie, and Jay Fagan. 2009. “Father Involvement With Children Following Marital and Non-Marital Separations”. Fathering 7: 226-48. Referenced from search.proquest.com: Father Involvement with Children Following Marital and Non-Marital Separations.

Farrie, Danielle, Yookyong Lee, and Jay Fagan. 2011. “The Effect of Cumulative Risk on Paternal Engagement: Examining Differences Among Adolescent and Older Couples”. Youth & Society 43 (1): 90-117. Referenced from yas.sagepub.com: The Effect of Cumulative Risk on Paternal Engagement: Examining Differences Among Adolescent and Older Couples.

Fagan, Jay, and Rob Palkovitz. 2011. “Coparenting and Relationship Quality Effects On Father Engagement: Variations By Residence, Romance”. Journal of Marriage and Family 73 (3): 637-53. Referenced from onlinelibrary.wiley.com: Coparenting and Relationship Quality Effects On Father Engagement: Variations By Residence, Romance.