Impact of Parents Divorce on Children Well-being

This presentation investigates the impact of parents divorce on children well-being, with a focus on the case study of Wembley. It includes a literature review, research methodologies, findings and results, and recommendations. The study aims to provide insights into the effects of divorce on children's well-being and offer recommendations for minimizing these impacts.

TASK 4 (L0 4)
RESEARCH PROJECT

TABLE OF CONTENT
 Abstract
 Introduction
 Literature review
 Methodology
 Findings and result
 Conclusion
 Recommendation
 References

PROJECT TITLE
To investigate the impact of parents divorce on children
well-being. With reference to case study of Wembley

ABSTRACT
 The aim of this study is to investigate the impact of parents divorce on children well being with reference
to case study of Wembley.
 In this research, the interpretative technique was adopted in order to interpret the elements of study and
approach as inductive was adopted. In this research, the primary investigation has been conducted –
using parents from personal network of family and friends in London of Borough of Wembley . A total of 9
respondents were recruited in this study.
 Thus, findings of this research has helped me in order to have depth knowledge about the impact of
parents divorce on children well being. herein, it can be stated that researcher findings can be used as a
basis for undertaking further study.

INTRODUCTION
 The number of cases related to divorce is increasing every day. This has created a negative impact on
society. There are many reasons behind divorce. It may be due to fights, issues, relationship,among
others. occurring of divorce creates a bad impact on growth and development of children.
 This is because children are emotionally attached to parents. So, a feeling of insecurity is 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 of parents.
 They must be raised properly. In life-cycle of human being childhood is a stage where all most extensive
care is required. This is because a person learns and inherits ethics and values from their parents.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
 Topic: To investigate the impact of parents divorce on children well-being. With
reference to case study of Wembley
 Objectives:
 This report will be guided by the following objectives and these are-
 To review existing conceptual issues related to divorce and children’s well being
 To evaluate the impact of parental divorce on children’s well being
 To analyse the impact of parental divorce on children’s well being.
 To provide recommendation on how the impact of parental divorce on children could be
minimised especially on their development

LITERATURE REVIEW
 According to Amato (2014), society is said well-developed when there all age of people gets equal care.
But in recent time, divorce among couples is major problem. This has created a major and poor impact on
society overall welfare of children as well as society.
 A society growth and development in future can be seen when children are given proper care. But due to
divorce their mental health is highly impacted.
 The childhood stage begins from age of 10. Here, an emotional attachment id developed between parents
and child. He or she gain knowledge and skills about culture, ethics, among others.
 Moreover, it is a growing stage where both father and mother are responsible for providing extensive care
to their child.

RESEARCH METHODOLOGIES
It is process that aids to investigate the effective sources in order to undertake the research investigation. With help
of adopting suitable research methods the whole research can be undertaken effectively.
 Research philosophy- This is defined as belief that aids to collect and conduct the information based on the
topic of research. Positivism philosophy deals with analysing facts and figures of data. Here, statistical data is
interpreted. On other hand, interpretivism studies human behaviour related with study.
 Research approach- This is term that aids to defined procedures and plans that consist of broad assumption to
detailed method of data collection. In this new theories are been generated. In context to present, inductive
approach has been used.
 Research strategy- This term is defined as step by step plan of action that aids to provide direction to thoughts
and efforts. in order to carry out present research, the researcher could have used descriptive approach.
 Data collection- This term is defined as process of gathering and measuring variables of interest and also aids
to provide systematic information. Questionnaire consists set of questions that includes certain options. It can
be both open and close ended. This was useful for scholar to get open views from parents.

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Data analysis- This is defined as process of inspecting, cleansing and transforming the data with aim of discovering
information. Here, researcher has analysed data by using tables , percentages, charts and a thematic analysis
technique. It has helped in obtaining precise outcomes.
Sampling- It is the statistical approach that aids to conduct analysis with help of selecting predetermined number of
observation. In cluster population is divided into different groups and then from each data is gathered. In present study,
scholar has used cluster sampling method to select sample. This is because it has enabled in separating parents into
divorce and without divorce.
Ethics- The all information must be gather and data should be reliable. Thus, prior consent must be taken before
disclosing the information from respondents. Also, I have ensured that data and information shared by people will not
be disclosed. It has not been shared with any other business or person. Besides this, I have respected dignity and value
of people who are involved in research.

FINDINGS AND RESULT
 In order to conduct the survey, the survey needs to be taken of 9 respondents. Under this, there were 5
female and 4 males.
 In my opinion the most important questions was emotional pain and low self esteem are the crucial
factors that children experienced the most and another one is stress and feelings are short to long term
consequences that children experienced the most due to parental divorce.

CONCLUSION
 Hereby, it can be concluded that the divorced parents creates adverse effects on child
well bring. It leads to have the problem like tense, nervous and feeling of anxious.
 The present report is based on to determine the impact of parents divorce on children
well-being. With reference to case study of Wembley.
 Furthermore, report has covered data analysis so that depth investigation can be carried
out with help of providing the interpretation. Lastly, recommendation has been given in
order to get overcome with the sufferings of divorced of parents.
 It is identified that parental divorce affects the relationship between children and parents.
This leads to have stress and feeling short to long term consequences that children
experienced due to parental divorce.

RECOMMENDATION
 Higher education might aids to make positive impact to the marriage and change itself is one of the
disruptive factor.
 Anticipation about the divorce leads to carry the low quality marriage and it may provide incentive to
obtain further education as a preparation for single life.
 The event must be organized for children whose parents are divorced so that they can able to get
rescued form the negative impacts of divorce and this leads to promote child well being.

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 Poortman, A.R., (2018). “Postdivorce Parent–Child Contact and Child Well‐being: The
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 Zhao, J and et.al., (2018). “Excessive Screen Time and Psychosocial Well-Being: The
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