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Mid- and Late-Life Divorce and Parents’ Perceptions of Emerging Adult Children’s Emotional Reactions
Journal of Divorce and Remarriage, 2015 A paucity of research exists pertaining to the experiences of emerging adult children in the context of parental divorce. This study uses Paul R. Amato's divorce-stress-adjustment framework to organize a set of predictors that potentially influence ...
Todd M Jensen
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Behavioural and Emotional Development in Children of Divorce
Journal of Psychology in Africa, 2012This study reports on teacher perceptions of the impact of parental divorce on behaviour and emotional development in children of divorce. Participants were a purposive sampling of 80 primary school learners with parental divorce experience and a comparison group of 40 others from typical or intact families (n = 120: males = 64; females = 56; age range
Lephodisa Stephen Molepo +3 more
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The Process of Emotional Divorce: Examination of Theory
Social Casework, 1986Five indicators of intrapsychic change shown by a client, a divorced mother, were monitored to determine if unresolved emotions about her divorce seven years earlier were blocking therapy. Grief work, in three stages, helped the client gain her goal of cooperative coparenting and more financial support.
Laura B. Hansen, Joan F. Shireman
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Emotional anger and grief in divorce mediation
Mediation Quarterly, 1991AbstractEven “irrational” anger felt by divorcing partners may serve legitimate psychological purposes. Awareness of the types and functions of anger should help the process of anger management in mediation.
Karen Somary, Robert E. Emery
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Emotional reflexivity and emotion work in transnational divorce biographies
Emotion, Space and Society, 2018Transnational marriages have been on the rise with an increase in geographical mobility around the world. There has been substantive research done on transnational marriages with discussion of topics including marriage trends, marital relationship dynamics, remittances, transnational familial practices, foreign spouses' adjustment issues, societal ...
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Divorce in the Kibbutz: Determinants of emotional adjustment
Contemporary Family Therapy, 1989About two-thirds of a representative sample of kibbutz divorced subjects reached a satisfactory emotional and functioning level of adjustment with a high degree of cooperation between the exspouses by the second postseparation year. This outcome appears to be positively influenced both by a process of habituation and desensitization determined by the ...
Mordecai Kaffman +4 more
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Divorce, Bureaucracy, and Emotional Frontiers
Journal of Family History, 2016Through a reading of administrative separation and divorce cases from late nineteenth-century Denmark, this article examines the emotional practices of separating couples interacting with the state bureaucracy. The argument is that, unlike in other European countries where achieving divorce depended on faultfinding, the Danish law, the bureaucratic ...
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Behavioral and Emotional Problems in Chinese Children of Divorced Parents
Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, 2000This study examined the behavioral problems in Chinese children of divorced parents.A total of 58 children of divorce and 116 gender-, age-, and school class-matched controls were ascertained from a general population sample of children aged 6 through 15 years.
X, Liu +7 more
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Mental Health and Lifestyle Journal
The present study aimed to determine the relationship between body image, emotional maturity, and rejection sensitivity with emotional divorce among women on the verge of divorce in the city of Tonekabon. Given its primary purpose, this research was applied in nature and employed a correlational design. The statistical population consisted of all women
Masoumeh Marvi +2 more
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The present study aimed to determine the relationship between body image, emotional maturity, and rejection sensitivity with emotional divorce among women on the verge of divorce in the city of Tonekabon. Given its primary purpose, this research was applied in nature and employed a correlational design. The statistical population consisted of all women
Masoumeh Marvi +2 more
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Emotional Aspects of Divorce and Their Effects on the Legal Process
The Family Coordinator, 1977This paper presents a brief picture of the divorce process as seen through the eyes of clinical behavioral scientists. It is extremely important that attorneys who handle divorce cases realize (a) that there are psychological as well as legal factors to the termination of marital contracts and (b) that they attend to these factors as they process these
Robert F. Sabalis, George W. Ayers
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