Children psychology and attitude are affected due to the occurrence of divorce between parents. Divorce cases has increased significantly as there is a lot of children experience divorce. The objective of this research is to analyze and shed light on a pivotal issue that impact the children in a deleterious way. The sources used in this research are conducted by experts in the field based on prior experiences, psychological cases. These researches analyze the repercussions of divorce on children’s life and attitude.
Children are sweet creatures, they can be affected easily by anything around them. But what really affect their psychology terribly is the occurrence of divorce. In the book “Single Parent Families” the author states “Children need to feel secure by their parents and that they will be always watching them. The parents who are having a feeling of heart breaking they should not talk with their children, they should find someone who is and grown-up enough to understand his/her feelings without affecting the children psychology.” (Healey, 4). In the book “Single-Parent …show more content…
In the article “The Effect of Divorce on Children” the author states “current evidence suggests that the loss of contact with parent, economic difficulties, stress, parental adjustment and competence, and internal parental conflict all contributes at least to some degree to the difficulties of children. Some new findings shift our attention from major problems to milder but important long-term painful memories and feeling of helplessness.” (Hughes, 5). In the book “Single Parent Families” the author states that “the children have quandaries dealing with society and with their parents. They socialize with misanthropic people. They tend more to be alcoholic, smoke cigarettes and take drugs. In addition, they get involved in sexual acts and they are more likely to be pregnant in an early age.” (Healey,
Children are sweet creatures, they can be affected easily by anything around them. But what really affect their psychology terribly is the occurrence of divorce. In the book “Single Parent Families” the author states “Children need to feel secure by their parents and that they will be always watching them. The parents who are having a feeling of heart breaking they should not talk with their children, they should find someone who is and grown-up enough to understand his/her feelings without affecting the children psychology.” (Healey, 4). In the book “Single-Parent …show more content…
In the article “The Effect of Divorce on Children” the author states “current evidence suggests that the loss of contact with parent, economic difficulties, stress, parental adjustment and competence, and internal parental conflict all contributes at least to some degree to the difficulties of children. Some new findings shift our attention from major problems to milder but important long-term painful memories and feeling of helplessness.” (Hughes, 5). In the book “Single Parent Families” the author states that “the children have quandaries dealing with society and with their parents. They socialize with misanthropic people. They tend more to be alcoholic, smoke cigarettes and take drugs. In addition, they get involved in sexual acts and they are more likely to be pregnant in an early age.” (Healey,