is having psychological problems. It is also kind of strange that children with divorced parents struggle more than children that just lost a parent. Children with divorced parents often get nightmares because of the anger that comes from the divorce of their parents (Lloyd). Nightmares make it really difficult for children to sleep, and being sleep deprived will cause some mental disorders. Girls with divorced parents are 1.46 times as likely to attempt suicide, than girls with intact families (Fagen). A possible reason for why girls with divorced parents are more likely to commit suicide than girls,without divorced parents, could be because of the psychological and stress of divorce they are put under. Children with divorced often have insomnia or anorexia (Lloyd).This could be another reasoning for girls with divorced parents are more likely to commit suicide. Children of divorce struggle with the feelings they have from their parents …show more content…
For example if a child was not afraid of the dark before the divorce after the divorce the child could start having the fear of the dark. A possible reasoning for this is because of the stress the children are put under could make the child develop an irrational fear of something they have never been afraid of before. In addition, children with divorced parents have greater chance of using drugs and alcohol (Parker). People who use drugs and alcohol have a greater chance of getting sick. On a study of seventy-two people , children who had divorced parents were more likely to commit crimes. (Fagen).This could also be because of the drugs and alcohol because they change people’s judgment and than they do some things that him or her would regret in his or her future. Many times, children with divorced parents have immature behavior of acting out a lot is because they want more attention from his or her parents (Lloyd). If children are not getting even attention it makes them feel lonely, so they try to and get the attention back by acting out. A study ,that was made to look at how divorce affects people negatively and positively, said that children between the ages of six through eleven had more of a behavior change from their parents divorce (Lloyd). A possible reasoning for this is because children younger than that might be too young to experience the worse of the