Cause and Effect on Divorce

Traumatic events cause phobias. An article, written by W.J. Magee., called the Effects of negative life experiences on phobia onset, found that unpredictable and uncontrollable evets can understandably threaten or result in harm and can have an influence on the onset of agoraphobia—otherwise known as an anxiety disorder, this is based on the National Comorbidity Survey and several other studies. The theories involving the etiology, or the cause, of phobias offers to explain the impacts of…

working as lowest-paid workers. There still is gender income inequality throughout the country. Some of them are also single parents. It is pretty hard for these women to live a life with that income let alone raise a child. Sometimes women don’t divorce their abusive husbands fearing that they won’t be able to live on her own with that little earning. That is why it will be hugely beneficial for the women in this country especially the lowest paid ones. Even though, only lowest 10 percent will…

decision to strengthen our family. Another example of the ecosystem would be a child that has a parent in the armed forces. When the parents leave it causes them to have anxiety, depression and other negative emotions. These emotions have and effect on that child's development. Although, my parents jobs indirectly effected my development, it didn't effect it negatively. I believe it actually benefited my brother and I. It gave us a chance to build an awesome relationship with my grandparents and…

Family structure systems may be affected by disruptive events in life such as divorce, domestic violence, severe illness, parental alcohol abuse, and deployment/separations. In 2001, there were nearly more than one-million U.S children who had a military parent deployed during the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. The deployment of a parent can cause many issues for the child and the at-home parent. With deployment comes many changes and adjustments in a child’s live; if a parent and child do not…

negotiation of heavy parenting responsibilities (Brooks-Gunn & Duncan, 1997; Lamb, 1997; McLoyd, 1990); and that poverty diminishes the quality of parenting due to persistent daily stressors (Lamb, 1997; McLoyd, 1990). These problems can also cause a negative effect on young African American children, including more behavior problems as they begin elementary school and can potentially persist as they children get older (Ackerman, Brown, & Izard, 2003). Many researcher have given their…

In sociology we come across several different theories that pertain to our lives. Making connection between those theories and ones every day life can be difficult. Through this paper I will discuss a real life story about a young male who went through some traumatic experiences during his life that lead him to become deviant. I will relate his story to theories we have learned through this course. This is relevant to todays society because it is something that happens more often than not,…

Topic: Stress Audience: Audience is somewhat knowledgeable about stress. Learn: What stress is? What causes stress? How to deal with stress and prevent stress? Thesis: Every college student deals with stress. Stress cannot be avoided, it is a normal part of our life. It is important to know what stress is, causes of stress and what are ways to control stress. Introduction I. Attention Getter: I am sure we all have experienced the feeling of sweaty hands, followed by a fasten heart rate,…

health behaviour. Kanner et al (1981) investigated daily hassle on major life events to find out which gives more stress. The results showed that the hassles scale gave a more accurate prediction of stress than the SRRS and uplifts had a positive effect on stress level in women than men. Stress can occur in a workplace where staffs are given many jobs to complete in a small time frame which if uncompleted tends to stress them (McLeod, 2010). Lack of control over work pace may also lead to stress…

Marriages of younger adults have a higher rate of divorce than those that wait to become a mature adult. The thing about young love is, it's young. When you're a teenager and naïve, you just don't know the exact man or woman you will develop into. A teenager’s brain hasn’t finished maturing, which cause many couples separate because they feel as though they've grown apart. Chances are the couple have probably has grown apart…

Amy went through puberty, which in itself is a hard time; however, since Amy was bullied for being overweight the effects would increase significantly. Then the death of her father top things off. To push things over the edge she is unable to make social connections and her husband divorces her. The number of stressful life events for Amy has an impact on her mental state. Depending on the Amy’s genetic influences, these stressors can predict major depression…