The Consequences of Divorce and It's Affects on Child

Introduction

The divorce is not an event that happens and happens in a few days is a process that leaves different effects on those who live and usually requires time to resolve. The effects are specific, i.e., for each of the members of the family (parents and children) and are difficult to complete, because they are related to many factors. Among which are the culture that develops the family, gender, age at the time of divorce, the place it occupies in the family, the characteristics of his personality, the degree of emotional involvement and the type of relationship in married life. The consequences can be positive, neutral, negative, assimilation depends on these and other elements, however, the consequences that divorce brings to a person (child or adult) will depend in turn on their "skills", its characteristics and personal experiences you have had in the past and they will live during and after separation. (Rogers, 2004, 59-74)

Discussion

Speaking of the consequences of divorce refers to the various processes, which interact and occur after the separation or divorce. It commonly begins with the physical separation, including as we have already mentioned the economic events and social processes, moods and feelings that must deal with, the fewer negative consequences are, the easier and faster is the psychological process of divorce. The psychological and emotional consequences have been conceptually and operationally defined in various ways including disorganization, stress, anxiety and unpleasant feelings, and undesirable, pain and crisis, to turn these feelings are real but situational, dependent and are modified by internal and external factors.

Factors and Consequences The consequences of physical and mental health: are diverse and reflected in the incidence of diseases, accidents, deaths, alcoholism, and murderers to be higher among separate and / or divorced than among married people, single, or widowed. The social consequences include a wide range of situations for both the bond and for the children; the key is the loss of friends, changes in family interaction, establishment of a new social circle. As for the gender of the child labor usually cost more boys than girls in the custody of the mother also is more difficult for children less intelligent, for preadolescents and boys in the first phase of adolescence and for children with a difficult temperament. (Karney, 1995, 3-34)

The Effect of Divorce on Child

The effects of divorce can create factors that ...