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    Shocking Divorce Statistics, “ In America, there is one divorce approximately every 36 seconds*. That 's nearly 2,400 divorces per day, 16,800 divorces per week and 876,000 divorces a year” (32 Shocking Divorce Statistics). Based on these statistics, people should question what is happening with American’s spouses. There are so many problems that associate the worst ending to couples. Marrying too young and lack of commitment are the two typical causes. “ The most common reason given for divorce…

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    In the movie Kramer vs Kramer the issue of divorce is shown from a single fathers perspective and how it can be hard raising a child in a unhappy marriage. The effects on a child behavior are really affected dramatically when there is a split in the household. As in the movie Billy was rebelling against his father because he didn’t know how to react to having his mom not their and because Billy thought that it was his fault that his mom had left the family. I feel like Ted in the movie handle…

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    Divorce can increase the risk of emotional, behavioral, and social problems in children (Stallman & Ohan, 2016), which can be caused by changes in emotional, social, residential, and financial life (Stallman & Ohan, 2016). These divorced parents can experience symptoms of depression, anxiety, and stress (Stallman & Ohan, 2016), and these can interfere with proper parenting practices. Families with non-divorced parents and a non-distressed household had the lowest risk of distress symptoms (14%),…

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    live in with both parents. Having a perfect scenario is ideal for the wellbeing of an adolescent, but is usually never the case. Unrest in a child’s upbringing may be caused by dysfunctional parents, in this case, who file for divorce. When children are involved in a divorce, the kids are often forced to split the week between both parents to have equal opportunity within their lives. When the courts get involved, disregarding any disputes that the parents may have between each other, the main…

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    Children of divorced parents face extreme psychological stress for two to three years after the divorce and then can function competently, but children of especially bad divorces can experience long lasting effects such as shorter life spans and be unable to form committed relationships (Bernstein, 2015, p. 500). The proceedings of the divorce have not be smooth and the children are obviously struggling while being stuck between two parents. Quelling any negative feelings…

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    emotional and physical stress from having parents’ divorce but also pain that comes being harassed by both parents to believe that that they weren’t in the wrong and being torn to choose who is right this hurts the children, the parents, and the people around them. Thankful I have been privilege to live with a mom and dad who are in happy and healthy marriage and, but for one member of my family it is different. I have seen and felt the damages of divorce to my best friend and my role model.…

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    question about the divorces were answered. She use to live in California with when her parents were married, however, when her dad’s business ran dry, they were financially unstable. During the unstable times, her mother and father spent more time together, seeing as the business that kept her dad busy was now in shambles. With the sudden amount of time that they spend in the presence of each other increasing, they began to…

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    Some relationships just do not work out as hoped so divorce is a good option, especially when kids are involved in a family that is falling apart. These people may care about each other, or not, but they will most likely be happier and in a better place to care for their children apart rather than together…

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    The three factors out of many factors that connect the book and culture are divorce and remarriage, family, and education. Adeline is faced with many problems and these three are the most tormenting of all. Because her mother died, her father remarried a young French-Asian woman, who torments Adeline and her siblings. When the father…

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    Patterson, had gotten a divorce while she was in high school. Her father was caught in an affair with someone else, he was caught stealing and, “doing other bad things,” she said. Rebekah does not want to name the ‘bad things’ he got caught doing. This divorce was so bad that he ended up taking the house and her mother and younger sister, Sarah, had to live with their grandfather. She was the youngest out of her siblings and thus, made it harder to cope with her parents divorce as she was still…

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