Father involvement in parenting leads to

A) good cognitive and emotional development in children.
B) low marital satisfaction.
C) increased stress for mothers.
D) low self-esteem and satisfaction with the father's role.

Research has shown that father involvement in parenting is associated with better cognitive and emotional development in children, including higher academic achievement, better social skills, and lower rates of behavioral problems. There is a growing awareness of the importance of fathers' involvement in their children's lives, and the positive impact it can have on their development. However, low marital satisfaction, increased stress for mothers, and low self-esteem or satisfaction with the father's role may also be present in certain cases, but these are not the primary outcomes of father involvement in parenting.