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Marriage and Divorce...to crystallize the profile of the relationship. First, considering that one definition of love is considering the wellbeing and security of your partner as significant as yours, would you claim that you love your partner? Using this same definition, does your partner love you and why? Knowing the details on relationships, would it be possible to marry the same person again if you could start over and why? When comparing one to other individuals in marriages, do you at times feel cheated or that you have settled on a cheap choice? If it would be possible to leave the relationship or get divorced immediately sans embarrassment, legal costs inconvenience, and undue effects on the children,...
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Marriage and Divorce as a Social Issue...? Marriage and Divorce as a Social Issue History of Marriage and Divorce Marriage s back in ancient history that has been recorded and handed down from generation to another (Pendleton, 2010). The way of conduct of marriage including the rules observed and the procedures differ from society to another. This rules and ramifications have been conditioned and thus have changed over time in reference to culture and demography. Various theories have been formulated concerning the origin of marriage and these also vary from one community to another. Some believe that it is as a result of man’s need for assurance. In this case,...
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The Effect of Conflict Divorce on Childrens Behavior...environmental model, which asserts that conflict divorce creates increased tendencies for children to exhibit problematic behavior; (2) the passive genetic model allegedly contends that marital discord is most likely an effect of either parents exhibiting genetic and personality traits and disorders; and as such, there is more propensities of transferring these traits to the children who could manifest higher risks of developing behavioral problems; and (3) the child effects model asserts that “children who exhibit an elevated
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Marriage and Divorce...Marriage and Divorce Love and marriage. The romanticized of matrimony, celebrated by an endless array of song and story, is a concept that is as old as civilization itself. Marriage is something that virtually everyone does but hardly everyone is successful at doing. Few, if any, couples that exchange vows are prepared either practically, emotionally or psychologically in dealing with the realities of a life-long commitment with another person. Therefore, only a minority of marriages can truly be characterized as successful. This is a disturbing and heartbreaking truth because failed marriages bring about lasting detrimental consequences to not only the couple but their children as well. This discussion takes an in-depth look... in...
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Parental Divorce and Childrens Adjustment...Parental Divorce and Children’s Adjustment
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The article outlines the process through which the children adjust to parental divorce. According to the article, there exists a high prevalence of divorce in American families. The article outlines that almost half of the first marriages result in divorce (Lansford 3). Consequently, as a result of the negative impacts of a divorce process it is crucial to comprehend the children’s adjustment to this enormous issue. In general, divorce interrupts family development....
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The Economics of Marriage and Divorce... The Economics of Marriage and Divorce
Introduction
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Marriage/Divorce...but just cannot stop fighting. Though their magnitude may be very different, they are bound to lead to divorce and if a couple wants to stay together, a way of solving conflict is very important. In my opinion, although divorce is very rampant in the present day, it can be prevented once the partners are willing to work it out through the help of a marriage counselor or a relationship expert or even just talking it out and solving calmly. Instead of having to go through the long divorce process and come out in deep depression and disappointed, it is better to try and solve everything and work it out for the partner’s peace of mind and for the welfare of the...
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Mediation and Moderation of Divorce Effects on Childrens Behavior Problems... with the challenges within the family. I also learnt that parents will show depressive signs during the divorce period and this takes a toll on their children. In this regard, the behavioral problems that children develop require psychological counseling to avoid negative repercussions. This indicates that children need parental care to assure them that everything is alright despite the separation. However, I realized that the article did not have a comparison group of intact families to show how parents and children adjust after the divorce (Weaver & Schofield, 2015). This is critical to understand how both parties adjust to the drop in incomes, companionship and care from the departed individual.
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