Data on Single Parent Households 
.... Even early research has shown that
living in single
parent homes is associated with depressed levels of academic achievement. Zakariya ....
(3714
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Single-Parent Family Structure and Children
.... Gary Sandefur in their book, Growing up with a single
parent: What hurts .... Therefore, most children
living in single-mother AFDC families were
living in poverty. ....
(2088
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The Single Parent and Poverty
.... The disproportionate number of black children
living with single-
parent families is staggering, @63% for black children, versus only 19% for white children ....
(1500
6
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Society's View of Single Parent Family
.... rather than fewer than two: Families with grandparents
living at home as well as parents (and so that might be considered as being four-
parent families rather ....
(2354
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Single Parent Families
.... The stereotypical conception of single
parent families is also evidenced by the prevalent conception that children
living in these households have an increased ....
(1972
8
)
Personality Development and Single Parent Families
.... to control for: race, socioeconomic status, type of single
parent family (father absent vs mother absent), length of time
living with a single
parent, age of ....
(2048
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)
Effects of Divorce on Parent-Child Communication
.... communication is defined as the process linking discontinuous
living entities with .... The deterioration of the quality of
parent-child communications in family ....
(2359
9
)
Single Parenting
.... The kids' book about single-
parent families, Dolmetsch and Shih compile children's own responses to the challenges offered by
living in single-
parent families. ....
(2082
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Family Structure & a Child's Education
.... being. This is especially true for single
parent families
living in poverty with children who are disabled (Jones et al 197). The ....
(1775
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Child Maltreatment
.... Children are a declining portion of the population; there are greater numbers of births outside of marriage, and more children
living in single-
parent families ....
(2702
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)
Effect of Parent Behavior on Adult Children
.... emotional abuse and neglect by a
parent, frequent parental anger, frequent family financial problems, physical abuse by a
parent and chaotic
living conditions. ....
(2461
10
)
Effects of Divorce Whenever two people interact, confl
.... In particular, adolescents may experience stress related to discipline, having a biological
parent living elsewhere, unrealistic expectations, and divided ....
(1474
6
)
Feminization of Poverty
.... Children
living with one
parent are generally not as well off financially and are more likely to have repeated a grade in school than children
living with both ....
(1975
8
)
Shaping a Child's Academic Performance
.... In further research, Israel (2001) found students
living with a single
parent earned significantly higher math and reading composite scores than students from ....
(2863
11
)
Mental Health of Children in Single-parent Homes
.... mother's labors. The child will appreciate that his or her allowance comes from the fact that the
parent earns a
living. No matter ....
(2627
11
)
Children of Alcoholics
.... be . . . profoundly affected by the various experiences of
living with an alcoholic
parent" (Kokin, & Walker, 1989, p. 127). It ....
(2068
8
)
Effects of Divorce on Children
.... In this regard, Zakariya (1982) studied 18,000 elementary school and high school students in 14 states who were
living in one-
parent homes as a result of ....
(3157
13
)
Effect of Parental Divorce on Children
.... In this regard, Zakariya (1982) studied 18,000 elementary school and high school students in 14 states who were
living in one-
parent homes as a result of ....
(3203
13
)
Poverty In America & Living Conditions According to Robert E.
.... reside in single-
parent homes; each year, an additional 1.3 million children are born out of wedlock. The average poor American has more
living space than the ....
(1512
6
)
Hispanic and Anglo Students
.... of the children born in the late 1970s and early 1980s will experience parental divorce, spending an average of five years
living in single
parent homes before ....
(2650
11
)
Children of Alcoholics
.... be . . . profoundly affected by the various experiences of
living with an alcoholic
parent" (Kokin, & Walker, 1989, p. 127). It ....
(2172
9
)
I. Play therapy
.... 1. The children whose parents were divorced (based on the percentage of children
living with one
parent) constituted 28 percent of the total population of ....
(787
3
)
Abuse and the Elderly
.... are themselves often on the verge of old age; households of three or four elderly brothers or sisters
living together, with perhaps a very old
parent or two ....
(2175
9
)
PRE-TEENS PERCEPTIONS OF SELF & PARENTS
.... nature of the study, it was obviously not possible for subjects to be randomly assigned to treatment groups (residential placement or
living-with-
parent groups ....
(6465
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)
Family Interviews The meani
.... the Garcias to work' neither
parent has access to family care because their parents are either dead or in Mexico. Only Ms. Garcia has siblings
living nearby; Mr ....
(2021
8
)
Meaning of Family in 2 American Families The meani
.... the Garcias to work' neither
parent has access to family care because their parents are either dead or in Mexico. Only Ms. Garcia has siblings
living nearby; Mr ....
(2021
8
)
Child Custody: Paternal Rights
....
Parent vs.
parent. New York: Pantheon. Major, AJ (1998). Creating a successful parenting plan. Los Angeles, CA:
Living Media 2000 Int'1. Mierzwa, JW (1994). ....
(1948
8
)
Making A Living
.... are young and healthy or they are still covered under their
parent's health insurance .... would not do much in light of the high cost of
living, especially for ....
(1768
7
)
Family Situation & Academic Achievement NATURE OF THE STUDY ...
Does the academic achievement of children significantly differ depending upon whether they are
living in two
parent families or single
parent families? ....
(8299
33
)
Basic Facts About Divorce
.... He states that adolescents who have a biological
parent living elsewhere, unrealistic expectations, and divided loyalties are most apt to suffer a variety of ....
(2713
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