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Divorce and its effects on children.

L D Rubin, J H Price

The Journal of School Health

|December 1, 1979

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Divorce impacts children, but negative effects are temporary. School personnel can ease children

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Area of Science:

Child psychology
Family studies
Educational psychology

Background:

Divorce significantly impacts child development.
Factors like parental attitudes and financial status influence child outcomes.
Understanding these dynamics is crucial for intervention.

Purpose of the Study:

To identify factors affecting children of divorce.
To explore professional roles in mitigating negative impacts.
To emphasize school personnel's potential contribution.

Main Methods:

Qualitative analysis of factors influencing children post-divorce.
Review of existing literature on child adjustment.
Conceptual framework for school-based support.

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Main Results:

Child outcomes are multifactorial, influenced by developmental stage, parental dynamics, and socioeconomic factors.
Negative effects of family disruption are generally temporary.
School personnel can play a vital role in supporting children.

Conclusions:

Intervention strategies are needed to support children of divorce.
Educating school staff can facilitate smoother transitions for children.
A proactive approach by professionals can reduce adverse effects.