Impact of Parental Divorce on Children's Wellbeing PDF
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Research ProjectInvestigating the impact of parental divorce on children's wellbeing: the caseof Wembley
Table of ContentsChapter 1 Introduction.....................................................................................................................31.0 Introduction and background ................................................................................................31.1 Aims and Objectives..............................................................................................................31.2 Research questions ................................................................................................................41.3 Justification for project .........................................................................................................41.4 Scope and limitations ............................................................................................................41.5 Outline....................................................................................................................................4Chapter 2 Literature review.............................................................................................................62.0 Introduction ...........................................................................................................................62.2 Impact on children and society .............................................................................................7Chapter 3 Methodology...................................................................................................................93.0 Introduction ...........................................................................................................................9Appropriate research evaluation techniques..............................................................................11CHAPTER 4 .................................................................................................................................124.0 INTRODUCTION ..............................................................................................................12Chapter 5 Conclusion and recommendations................................................................................26Recommendation and justify the area for further consideration. ..............................................26REFERENCES .............................................................................................................................28
AbstractThe aim of this study is to investigate the impact of parents divorce on children wellbeing with reference to case study of wembly. In this research, the interpretative technique was adopted in order to interpret theelements of study and approach as inductive was adopted. In this research, the primaryinvestigation has been condoned on the children with the total number of 3 semi structuredinterview. Thus, findings of this research has helped me in order to have depth knowledge about theimpact of parents divorce on children well being. herein, it can be stated that reasearch findingscan be used as a basis for undertaking the further study.1
Title PageInvestigating the impact of divorce on children'swellbeing: The case of WembleyMarch 20192
Chapter 1 Introduction1.0 Introduction and background The number of cases related to divorce is increasing every day. This has created anegative impact on society. There are many reasons behind divorce. It may be due to fights,issues, relationship, etc. occurring of divorce creates a bad impact on growth and development ofchildren. This is because children are emotionally attached to parents. So, a feeling of insecurityis developed among them. As elucidated by Ribar, 2015 today divorce are common problems.Thus, it is necessary to solve it to protect the welfare of children. A child growth is in hand ofparents. They must be raised properly. In lifecycle of human being childhood is a stage where allmost extensive care is required. This is because a person learns and inherits ethics and valuesfrom their parents. In society most cases of divorce occur in short period of time after marriage. This isbecause of weak bond between wife and husband. A child initially growth begins from age of 12.He or she starts realizing the difference between reality and fake world. Moreover, they startunderstanding value of family, friends, etc. When parents are separated from each other childrenfeel heart broken (Amato and Anthony, 2014). Divorce becomes the reason for ineffective development of child. They start gettingdepressed and missing their parents. This impact on their mental health. Psychological impact isthey develop more emotional and behavioral problems. There is more negative feeling createdwithin them. Besides this, they get involved in more conflicts. It is found that in teenage whendivorce occurs, they react in two ways. First is avoiding growing up and second is speed throughadolescence. This case is similar in both girls and boys. But boys find it more difficult toovercome than girls as they are emotionally attached and gets depressed. 1.1Aims and ObjectivesThe proposed project aims to examine the impact of divorce on children’s wellbeing. The study will be guided by the following research objectives.To review existing conceptual issues related to divorce and children’s wellbeingTo evaluate the impact of parental divorce on children’s wellbeingTo analyze the impact of parental divorce on children’s wellbeing. 3
To provide recommendation on how the impact of parental divorce on children could beminimized especially on their development1.2Research questionsTo what extent does parental divorce impact on children’s wellbeing?What is the possible relationship between parental divorce and children’s wellbeing?1.3 Justification for project A research is conducted on basis of certain aims and objectives. This is because it givesan insight to user on why research is been conducted. Here, researcher has tried to throw light onchildhood stage and how a divorce can impact on mental health of children. Also, it has beenreflected on to what extent child suffers and what is the impact on their future growth anddevelopment. Also, research has evaluated the reasons behind divorce and it can be minimized. Ithave helped in finding out how social growth and status of society affects due to divorce. Also,what is change in behavior of child as well as parents after divorce (Bernardi and Radl, 2014).The researcher has collected information about how well children are treated in care home orboarding schools. 1.4 Scope and limitationsThe scope of the research is been to examine existing issues due to which parentaldivorce occurs and how it impacts on children’s wellbeing. Also, it has shown why extensivecare is required for these children. There are many other things related here. But on the otherhand, certain limitations of it. First is as research is based on child behavior it becomes difficultto identify nature of children at that age. It may require more time as well as cost to conductresearch. This may result in poor results and aims, and objectives are not achieved. 1.5 OutlineChapter 1 Introduction – It will give an outline of overall research subject. It includes severalelements such as aims and objectives, research objective, among others. Chapter 2 Literature review – It contains secondary data which is based on themes. This gives abrief description and information about subject.Chapter 3 Methodology- Here, the entire methods which will be used in research are described.It includes philosophy, data collection, sampling.4
Chapter 4 Findings and discussion - This chapter contains findings which are obtained fromanalyzing primary and secondary data. Chapter 5 Conclusion and recommendations- In this chapter conclusion is derived that what wasconcluded from data. Also, some recommendations are made on basis of it.1.6 SummaryHereby, it can be concluded that this report is based on to determine the impact ofparental divorce occurs and how it impacts on children’s wellbeing. Thus, this part has coveredaims and objetives, research quiestions, scope and limitation and justificantion of project.Furthermore, this part has helped in outlining the sructure of whole research project.5
Chapter 2 Literature review2.0 Introduction According to Amato (2014), society is said well-developed when there all age of peoplegets equal care. But in recent time, divorce among couples is major problem. This has created amajor and poor impact on society overall welfare of children as well as society. A society growthand development in future can be seen when children are given proper care. But due to divorcetheir mental health is highly impacted. The childhood stage begins from age of 10. Here, anemotional attachment id developed between parents and child. He or she gain knowledge andskills about culture, ethics, etc. moreover, it is a growing stage where both father and mother areresponsible for providing extensive care to their child. As said by (Mandemakers and Kalmijn, 2014) the internal environment within familyreflects how child has grown and what he or she has learned from parents. It also reflects ethicsand values shown towards other in society. In case of divorce a child also gets involved. Theymust witness rude behaviour of parents. It is situation in which father and mother are not able toprovide proper care to child. They are highly involved in fighting with each other. As elucidatedby Weaver and Schofield, 2015 due to increase in divorce rate among parents there has been anumerous change in family life. It has affected society norms and values.2.1 Life at age of 10-12 and Emotional attachment of children Every human being goes through three stages in his or her life. They are childhood, adultand old age. But among them, childhood is most important. It is because human being learnseverything from their parents. Also, growth and development occur at that stage. Moreover, 10-12 an age where child brain develops. He or she starts understanding things and reacts to it. Assaid by (Bernardi and Radl, 2014), child starts creating bonding with their parents. He or she ishighly engaged in playing or enjoying with friends, family, etc. thus, the internal environment offamily helps in growth of child. The parents fulfil needs of child. Besides this, child acquiresvalue and ethic from parents. Then, it is applied by him or her in future. It is very essential for parents to develop an emotional attachment with their child so that theirbehaviour can be changed. Also, it helps in providing care to child and ensuring that wellbeing isnot affected. At age of 10 a child requires equal care and love from both father and mother. A6
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