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Throughout life, everyone faces challenges, hard times, bad luck, and adversity. However, the way you respond to advice shows who you are as a person. Some take adversity better then others however, overall adversity makes people think about themselves, morphically go through the process of rebuilding and making something better then before. As seen by Horace's quote, the response to adversity unlocks abilities that some do not think they have, making people change for the better. I see this in my own experience, as me starting with an F in math made me work harder to bring it up, along with in others such as Kanye West and the making of his hit song "Through the Wire" or Ray Lewis and his response to an abusive father.

Children of divorce often suffer from negative psychological effects such as changes of views on marriage, a sense of lost hope for their family and thinking that they have been abandoned and forgotten.

There are two specific areas where children are affected. Some children will feel the effects of going through the divorce with their parents. The turmoil and adjustment period can have great adverse effects (Hughes & Kirby, 2000). The troubling event can occupy a student to the point of being unable to focus on academics. Healthy relationships with family and peers can also become difficult and deficient (Kim, 2011).

The family unit as a whole is affected by divorce. Children are suffering and struggling to adjust, due to high levels of parental conflict and hostility. Everyone is adjusting to the changes that are occurring, and each parent is

The biggest psychological impact was not usually the divorce, but the home splitting. Research has shown that children tend to struggle less with the actual divorce and more with the changing of homes, routines, and environment. It is an added stress on older children when they have been in the same school their entire life, then eventually have to part ways with it due to a divorce. Another environmental change is lacking both parents in one household. All ages are affected by this new situation, usually affecting younger ones worse due to the attachment to both parents. Although there is a positive effect in the parents splitting homes, the child tends to be the focus and receives more attention from the parent, soothing many of the separation issues. Another new situation is the adding of a new marriage, placing a stepparent into the new home. While stepparents try to have the best intentions for the child, they cannot replace the other parent. Kids may feel resentful about the newcomer causing a significant spike in aggressive behavior and actions.

The situation molds the children's lives including their characters and skills making them better and is fostered by the new responsibilities. It may result to them acquiring maturity earlier than expected developing their perception approaches. The divorce might present the child with a better way of understanding life especially with the learnt skills of solving problems. The children might be more compassionate and gentle with whom they interact with as they try to be better than their

The article “How divorce affects children” by Robert E. Emory starts out with the basic understanding of the affects of kids, many mistake that idea and state the advice for parents on kids in this situations rather then the truth of the happening for the kids. Another component includes how the stress on the kids when coming to realization of the divorce and the sadness/confusion that comes with it. Another component can be that the risk of rebelling and acting out of kids to make their parents upset and revenge out at their parents. The next big component of this article is what can be what most parents hope for out of a divorce which is a normal setting and good relationship between father

Divorce can be very difficult for the parents, but even harder for the children involved. Children of divorce often feel caught in the middle and have to choose between their parents. A lot of the time Parent Alienation Syndrome is a huge result from a divorce. A divorce isn't something that is short-term. Children of divorce face more obstacles than other children.

looking at the society as a whole. Taking each individual involved in the divorce, the parents, and the children involved and how it would affect them. A child will have to adjust to having being raised in a one family home, to having to adjust to having parents that live in separate homes. This might cause the children to have emotional issues down the road. Some individual effects that might happen for children who are involved in a divorce can be the child might have difficulty building a strong relationship with one parent if the child is in the primary care of one parent vs. the other. Children who grow up in a single parent family can be more likely to experience behavior problems because of having lacked shared family interaction.

Most marriages include children and when a divorce takes place it can have negative effects on them. A child may put the blame on themselves for the divorce. Children go from living with both parents to having to choose a parent which can be hard because they love both. Living with only one parent can change a child’s behavior, may even lead to drug abuse, dropping out of school and teen pregnancy. This is a few of the negative effects a divorce has on families.

If a child’s parents have a divorce, this can bring a big transition to the child’s life. Not getting love from both parents. The child might be upset most of the time and have low self-esteem. They might be upset about this in school which might make them behind on work and they might not be interacting with friends and family. Physically the child will not be eating properly because of stress of parents and also wouldn’t learn intellectually as well.

Divorce is not just a tough situation for the couples getting the divorce; it also has a large effect on any children involved in the divorce. When children are involved in a divorce, the first major impact they have to face is that child or children involved in the divorce losses time with each of the parents. In a non-divorced family on

Compared to children of divorced families, children of non-divorced families are not exposed to custody battles, divorce settlements, etc. Children of intact families are less likely to be exposed to traumatic experiences at a young age, thus keeping their lives stable and secure, while children of divorce are more likely to have an unstable life moving forward. Because of this, children of divorce are more likely to latch onto abusive behaviors throughout adolescent years, such as drug abuse.

One of the biggest effects of divorce is the effect it has on our children. Most couples get married and have children shortly after, and all decision made by the couples directly affect their children. Studies show that divorce has one of the most negative effects on children. Children living in single parent homes are more likely to be pregnant as teenagers, drop out of high school, abuse drugs and have behavioral issues. Furthermore due to the high dropout rates of single parent children they often have hard times finding jobs due to their lack of education. Often times we will see that children from broken homes will also have issues maintaining long term relationships as well. Studies show that children who parents are divorced or separated marriages will end in divorce as well. One last scary effect of divorce is that 92 percent of inmates in California State correctional facilities are products of single parent homes; in other words at some point when they were children their parents either divorced or became separated.

Divorce is an event that occurs in many people's lives, but is not wanted in some cases. It is the separation of two individuals that at one point cared about each other or wanted to be together for another reason. Going through a divorce is a very difficult time for both parties involved, but it mainly affects the children that the two individuals share. When divorced is mentioned and children are involved, people are quick to share their opinions on how it will negatively affect the children and how difficult their lives will be. In most situations the child will be affected in some way and it will take awhile to adjust to, but there are many positive things that can come out of a divorce. Divorce allows for children to be taken out of a life full of conflict, teach them lessons, and keep the parents connected in a way.