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The Sense of Family Belonging in University Students From a Single Parent Family Compared With Those From a Two-Biological-Parent Family [PDF]
Current Psychology, 2020 Family belonging is considered as an important need that affects the individual emotionally, mentally and socially in all family structures. The aim of this study was to compare the sense of belonging to a family in university students having either ...
Hüsnünur Aslantürk
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Contributions of Family Leisure to Family Functioning Among Single-Parent Families
Leisure Sciences, 2010 The purpose of this study was to examine the contribution of family leisure involvement to the family functioning of single-parent families and to compare family functioning and family leisure between large samples of dual and single-parent families ...
Patti Freeman, Ramon B Zabriskie
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1987
With the increase in the number of single-parent families in recent years, the attention paid to this family form has grown considerably—in both the academic and the public media. This increased concern with single-parent families has, however, often manifested itself as a concern about a growing “problem,” a problem that may threaten the American ...
Patricia A. Gongla, Edward H. Thompson
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With the increase in the number of single-parent families in recent years, the attention paid to this family form has grown considerably—in both the academic and the public media. This increased concern with single-parent families has, however, often manifested itself as a concern about a growing “problem,” a problem that may threaten the American ...
Patricia A. Gongla, Edward H. Thompson
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2015
The primary purpose of this study is to determine the psychological, economic, social, legal and cultural effects of becoming a single parent family through death, divorce or separation on the remaining family members. Research has been conducted on how family members have been affected from becoming a single parent family, as well as the development ...
Feyzioğlu, Semiha, Kuşçuoğlu, Ceren
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The primary purpose of this study is to determine the psychological, economic, social, legal and cultural effects of becoming a single parent family through death, divorce or separation on the remaining family members. Research has been conducted on how family members have been affected from becoming a single parent family, as well as the development ...
Feyzioğlu, Semiha, Kuşçuoğlu, Ceren
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Parent/child relationships in single-parent families.
Canadian Journal of Behavioural Science / Revue canadienne des sciences du comportement, 1997The growing number of single-parent families has not been matched by an increase in our understanding of their family functioning. This study examined parent/child perceptions of relationships and actual interactions as a function of family structure. Participants were 28 Grade 10 adolescents and 28 parents, representing matched groups of mothers and ...
Lawrence J. Walker, Karl H. Hennig
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Single Parent Families: Change In Leisure Consumption
The International Journal of Interdisciplinary Social and Community Studies, 2014Single-parent families face many problems in their daily lives. These problems include parenting, child care, chores, drop in the level of income, social life, and also the use of time. As a result of these problems, leisure consumption, which is one of the indicators of quality of life, can be changed.
Boylu, Ayfer Aydiner, Öztürk, Serhat
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1986
Families who have become separated from one of the parents by death or divorce face much stress and adjustment. In addition to carrying the extra burdens of parenting and running a household alone, the single parent may feel isolated from friends and family. Loneliness, depression, and confusion can manifest themselves in various physical and emotional
R, Anstett, B, Lewis
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Families who have become separated from one of the parents by death or divorce face much stress and adjustment. In addition to carrying the extra burdens of parenting and running a household alone, the single parent may feel isolated from friends and family. Loneliness, depression, and confusion can manifest themselves in various physical and emotional
R, Anstett, B, Lewis
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Family Support and Child Adjustment in Single-Parent Families
Issues in Comprehensive Pediatric Nursing, 1990The complex phenomenon of single parenthood is explored within Roy's (Roy & Roberts, 1981) adaptation framework. Correlation analysis of a large family data set supported the literature and the conceptual framework. Findings suggested that single parents experienced a characteristic set of stressors distinguishing them from two-parent families.
M L, Friedemann, M, Andrews
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