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“In a study according to the 2011 “American Sociological Review”, children following divorce were faced with sadness, anxiety, loneliness, and diminished self- esteems. The children in the study were found to have fallen behind classmates in math and interpersonal social skills” (Psychology and The Challenges of Life). Socially, children become more aggressive and have behavioral problems that stem far longer into their adult lives. They may have issues obtaining and retaining friends, and in the adult stage even have issues with their own relationships with people of the opposite sex.
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With divorce on the rise, our society is highly effected by children with interpersonal social skills, behavior issues and a lack of work ethic. Parents need to be better educated on the negative effects that divorce can play in their kid’s lives and on society. Furthermore, parents that divorce need to maintain specific roles in their child’s lives and network with one another to establish normal routines and structure as they did when the family was together. Routines and structure from both parents can aid in the work ethic and mental behavior and health of children form divorced families and can positively impact our society, being that divorce is on the
With divorce on the rise, our society is highly effected by children with interpersonal social skills, behavior issues and a lack of work ethic. Parents need to be better educated on the negative effects that divorce can play in their kid’s lives and on society. Furthermore, parents that divorce need to maintain specific roles in their child’s lives and network with one another to establish normal routines and structure as they did when the family was together. Routines and structure from both parents can aid in the work ethic and mental behavior and health of children form divorced families and can positively impact our society, being that divorce is on the