Children in Single-parent Homes

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"The purpose of this paper is to examine the mental health and stability of children in single-parent homes, as well as to analyze the child's capacity to form lasting relationships. we will also look at parental separation, depression, school behavior and adjustment, sexual development and identity problems faced by these children, and the parent's role in preventing or abetting these problems.

Millions of children in America today live in single-parent households, the vast majority of these families consisting of a working mother and one or more children. As the divorce rate increases, this situation is likely to grow. Before looking at the effects of this type of environment on the child himself, we should first examine some basic facts about single working parents."

More papers on Children in Single-parent Homes:

• Research Paper # 114308 : "Children from Single Parent Homes"
• Research Proposal # 111668 : "Single Parent Homes"
• Research Paper # 147872 : "Single-Parent Homes"

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