Relationship Between Parental Acceptance and Psychological Adjustment

This study suggests that accepted parents acceptance (mothers and fathers) are related to psychological adjustment of adults. These results support the premise of PARTheory on acceptance of parents and outcome of adults (Rohner & Khaleque, 2002), similar to the results of past studies (Veneziano, 2000; Kim, 2008). This finding is consistent with previous studies in other cultural contexts (Veneziano, 2000 and Lila, Garcia, Gracia, 2007) Mothers and paternal subjects simultaneously enter the first hypothesis of multiple regression testing When psychological adjustment of adults made a more important contribution.

Fourth, parental psychological adjustment is very important for children's health. Among the 15 families studied, it was shown that there is a positive correlation between the mental health of 13 family parents and their mental health. If parents are psychologically adapted to divorce, the divorced children will perform better. Finally, this is a strategic factor that influences the happiness of children in conflict between parents. A lot of research has been done on this subject, and the results show that when parents divorced their child's divorce rate is much higher. Prior divorce confrontation and past divorce conflict have had a major impact on the adaptation of children. These six factors lead to difficulties for children after divorce

When a parent divorces, another divorce will occur between parent and child. The main influence of divorce (and parental conflict before divorce) is a decline of parentage relationship 1) After divorce, most parents have 2 sets of questions: adjustment as to their internal confrontation and divorced parents role. The pressure of divorce often weakens the parent-child relationship of a married mother, and even gives damage.

Adjustment after divorce for most children is based on (1) the quality of relationship with parents before divorce, (2) the severity and duration of parental conflict, and (3) parents' focus on divorced child needs It depends on ability. In many cases, children who are experiencing rough divorce are involved in behaviors designed to help them feel safe. This is a typical experience of children who divorce and live separately. When parents break apart, children are worried who will take care of them. They can also get divorced and are worried about being abandoned by one or both of their parents. If one or two parents confidence the child, talking about another parent in front of the child and using the word "divorce with the father", accepting or kidnapping the child, the problem becomes more serious I will.