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Fathers’ Footprints: The Role of the Father-Son Relationship in Shaping Men’s Experience and Expression of Anger in Egypt
Abstract In many Egyptian families, the father holds a central position as an authority figure, a protector, and a provider, yet often remains emotionally reserved and relationally distant. The emotional legacy of paternal acceptance or rejection extends into adulthood, shaping patterns of emotional...
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2026
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