Guadalupe Ortiz
Effects on children of a father absent
Tarleton University - Social Psychology
October 15, 2015
Effects on children of a father absent
The consequences are not going to appear in all the children, whose parents, for a circumstance or other one, go out of the life of the child, since substitute is going to depend on other factors, like the “father” and I do not refer with it that the mother turns to marry or catch up again, but the child is going to look in another man what it has not received from its father.
Normally this "transition" is often given to some close family member either the grandfather or an uncle, but it can also happen that a professor or coach sports becomes that authority figure …show more content…
It is for it that as for education it refers, that has received the example of life of an affectionate father, that has established a few clear rules of behavior, but that in turn them has gone flexibilization and incorporating negotiation elements as the minor has been growing, that does not guarantee that a "good" adolescent develops, but it has more possibilities that when this example of life has not been had, not a few clear norms not flexible. Is for this reason that as far as education is concerned, which has received the example of a loving parent's life, which has established rules of conduct clearly, but which in turn has left them more flexible and incorporating elements of negotiation as it has been growing the child, that does not guarantee that a "good" adolescent development , but has more possibilities than when it has not been that example of life, nor clear and flexible …show more content…
This joined the increasing number of separations, divorces of couples, or single mothers, gives as a result that one of the three children of the USA grows without a father, for what one waits provokes in a few years an increase of “social imbalances”. But as it is always indicated, it is a question of a "tendency" to which it is necessary to continue or not on the part of the child and then adult, so that nothing "certain" exists, but it is its own will and criterion the one that is going to govern its
Effects on children of a father absent
Tarleton University - Social Psychology
October 15, 2015
Effects on children of a father absent
The consequences are not going to appear in all the children, whose parents, for a circumstance or other one, go out of the life of the child, since substitute is going to depend on other factors, like the “father” and I do not refer with it that the mother turns to marry or catch up again, but the child is going to look in another man what it has not received from its father.
Normally this "transition" is often given to some close family member either the grandfather or an uncle, but it can also happen that a professor or coach sports becomes that authority figure …show more content…
It is for it that as for education it refers, that has received the example of life of an affectionate father, that has established a few clear rules of behavior, but that in turn them has gone flexibilization and incorporating negotiation elements as the minor has been growing, that does not guarantee that a "good" adolescent develops, but it has more possibilities that when this example of life has not been had, not a few clear norms not flexible. Is for this reason that as far as education is concerned, which has received the example of a loving parent's life, which has established rules of conduct clearly, but which in turn has left them more flexible and incorporating elements of negotiation as it has been growing the child, that does not guarantee that a "good" adolescent development , but has more possibilities than when it has not been that example of life, nor clear and flexible …show more content…
This joined the increasing number of separations, divorces of couples, or single mothers, gives as a result that one of the three children of the USA grows without a father, for what one waits provokes in a few years an increase of “social imbalances”. But as it is always indicated, it is a question of a "tendency" to which it is necessary to continue or not on the part of the child and then adult, so that nothing "certain" exists, but it is its own will and criterion the one that is going to govern its