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ERIC ED396836: [Children's Rights Council--Move Away in Divorce Pan...
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This paper deals with the psychological processes and
emotional experiences of children whose parents are going
through the process of divorce and the complications
posed by divorced or divorcing parents moving to new
locations. The paper begins with a discussion of the
implications of divorce, claiming that divorce is a
change that affects everyone in the family and poses both
risk and opportunity. Emphasizing that many parents will
move away during or after a divorce, the paper also
discusses the influence of divorce on custody, parent
child relationships, child development, child
independence, and the psychological leap required of
everyone affected by a divorce. The second part of the
paper focuses on children's understanding of divorce as
well as their psychological experiences. For children in
the face of divorce: Nothing Changes. Children exhibit
attachment for their parents throughout their lives.
Therefore, divorced parents need to provide an
environment that is as supportive as possible for
maintaining those attachment relationships. The paper
concludes by noting that both the custodial and
noncustodial parent must consider carefully how they will
act in order to assist the child in maintaining contact
and attachment with their parents and to ensure healthy
child development. (MOK)
Date Published: 2015-12-14 22:44:40
Identifier: ERIC_ED396836
Item Size: 13429531
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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