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    in other countries around the world. Young people today are too independent to allow their parents to choose the life partner because it interferes with the right to choose who he or she loves, the safety, and there is a higher chance of getting divorce. “One hears that in America the girls are spending more time worrying about whether they will meet a man and get married. Here we have the chance to enjoy our life and let our parents do the work and worrying for us” (Nanda 549). This is the…

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    Discussion: The current study tested whether one’s relationships satisfaction was impacted by parental divorce. Specifically, the hypothesis was that one would have a lower relationship satisfaction with their current romantic partner, when compared to peoples whose parents are not divorced. Parental divorce is experienced by over 1 million American children every year and was found to negatively affects their achievement level in schools, result in behavior issues, emotional problems,…

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    Tattered By Divorce I walked down the hall looking around at my house. It was still slightly dark outside only being 6am. The scent of coffee still lingered in the kitchen from even earlier that morning when my dad left for work. I had the last cup of the warm delicious coffee on my way to the office. I slowly made my way down the stairs that creaked with each step being careful not to wake anyone. I sat down at the old dusty computer desk to print my homework for school. I turned on the…

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    One of the biggest challenges that students might face during the transition to adulthood is the constant change in their social and family environment. As Jillian mentions in the video, after she moved to Chico State the communication with her parents was not the same. Every time she went back to visit her parents during breaks, the communication was not the same. She did not feel comfortable to tell her parents how she felt in Chico. As a result, she lived an unhappy year in Chico. She also…

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    The loss of a loved one at a young age can cause disruption and irreparable damage to the mind. A child’s mind is pure and innocent and after a tragedy of losing a loved one, the mind is ill-equipped to deal with the loss, which can cause it to spiral out of control. In both the The Bell Jar and The Catcher in the Rye, each author creates a protagonist who loses a family member at an early age which results in a mental illness for each of them. Both authors expose how mental illness can stem…

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    Problem Statement: As a result from the 1997 Adoption and Safe Families Act (ASFA), adoptions from foster care have increased since 1998 (Festinger & Maza, 2009; Houston & Kramer, 2008). Kinship and non-kindship assist in providing successful permanency outcomes for children in the child welfare system, however it is important to note that because children were adopted from foster care, the family is likely to endure stress and discord due to the child’s history of abuse and neglect (Houston &…

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    Divorce Divorce can be a very senstive subject. Divorce is also a very popular subject because divorce happens so frequently these days. Today I want to talk about my point of view on divorce. I want to speak on when I feel divorce is necessary. I want to give some insight on how divorce affects the children in the home. I also want to give some helpful tips on how to work on your marriage so divorce don't have to be…

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    In the first place every family is not perfect and every marriage is not successful. Not only is it because everyone has their secrets and problems, but also because people do not always tell their secrets and problems to just anyone. To anyone they think a therapist will not solve personal problems, like affairs of course. How do therapist think of these questions? By asking simple or hard questions that can be solved by talking or arguing. And who said arguing does not help, because sometimes…

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    "We kids were not as afraid as we should have been. We were too young to be scared, too immersed in our own small worlds, too convinced of our own permanence." (pg 45) In the beginning chapters of Karen Thompson Walker's The Age of Miracles, we meet Julia, a twelve-year-old who guides us through the end of her world. In this apocalyptic novel, the earth's rotation has begun to slow, causing the days and nights to lengthen. Scientists predict that the slowing will impact weather patterns, leading…

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    Family Mediator Case Study

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    Keywords: divorce mediator in DuPage County, IL, family mediator in DuPage County, IL, Landlord/tenant disputes in DuPage County, IL, employment dispute in DuPage County, IL Using a Divorce Mediator in DuPage County, IL to Maintain Privacy The realization that one’s marriage has suffered irreparable damage is devastating. After a couple has spent years building a life together, it is traumatic to see this life fall apart. Many couples are also uncomfortable with the idea of going to court and…

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