Adults and Divorce

Introduction As the population of the world continues to increase year by year, existing employment opportunities decrease, spouse's communication and pressure are lacking, so that they will reach the climax for a holy marriage by judicial divorce Did. It is amazing that there are four marriages and four divorces among the population of 1000 people. This means that 50% of US marriages lead to divorce (Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 2010).

Divorced adult children are overexpressed in the clinical population, but differences in mental health between adult children of divorced parents and adult children of non-ionic parents are usually small. Indeed, the impact of divorce may weaken as it becomes more common. In a study conducted in the 1980s, in the context of a comprehensive literature on the impact of divorce on children, multiple answers seem to be the most reasonable conclusions, most children adjust. After doing a good adjustment. Early stages of trauma and metastasis will go through 51

The growing divorce phenomenon in this country is a major concern for social scientists. Research tried to determine how this tendency affects the trust of adult children in divorce. The modified version of Dyadic Trust Scale, originally designed by Larzelere and Huston (1980), asks questions about how participants can successfully establish relationships and marriage attitudes. This study also includes other concrete questions to evaluate the level of confidence between adults who divorced from parents and adults of intact families as children. Survey questions measure trust for friends, parents, and relationship partners. Evaluate the results and judge whether parent divorce affects trust in adult relationship. According to the survey, the participants of the divorced family are more afraid of being injured or rejected (p = .04).

In the study of national samples, we found a relationship between parental divorce and adult coordination. Adults who experienced parental divorce as an indicator of answers to a single survey question are more dissatisfied with families, friends, and communities than adults raised by their parents, are healthy, less satisfied I report it. . Adults who experienced parental death in childhood were also included in this study as further comparison samples. In the case of men, parents' death and parent divorce experiences can also predict adult dissatisfaction, but only parent divorce is related to female adult coordination. Although only a small percentage of adult adjustments are caused by the child's family status, it can be concluded that the true relevance is fairly strong, but limited by the maximum possible value of that statistical correlation index ( Silverman) 1!