Please do not write your name on this survey! There is no way of finding out whose survey this is so please answer truthfully. Divorce 1. Are your parents divorced? Yes/ No 2. If so, how old were you when your parents got a divorce? 3. Do you think that your parent’s divorce affected you positively or negatively? Explain. Please do not write your name on this survey! There is no way of finding out whose survey this is so please answer truthfully.
Divorce 1. Are your parents divorced? Yes/ No 2. If so, how old were you when your parents got a divorce? 3. Do you think that your parent’s divorce affected you positively or negatively? Explain.
4. Did your parents fight a lot before they got a divorce? Yes/No 5. Since your parent’s divorce how do they act around each other? (for example: they get along, fight, etc. ) 6. How were you affected by your parent’s divorce? Explain. 7.
Are you glad that your parent’s got a divorce? Explain. 8. Do you feel like it is your fault that your parents got a divorce? Explain. 9. Who do you live with now since your parent’s are divorced? 10. How are you coping with your parent’s divorce? Thanks for your time in filling out this survey.
Again please do not write your name on this survey! That way there is no way of telling who filled out this survey. I never really thought about what my family meant to me until my parents got a divorce. I saw that I no longer had what I call a “true family.” Divorce is a hard thing to have to deal with. Thousands of parents get divorced each year but I do not think that they realize what affect their divorce has on their children. My parents got divorced when I was about nine years old. Their divorce was an incredibly hard thing for me to deal with and I hid my emotions because I never knew how to express them.
The Term Paper on Divorced Parents Children Vs Married Parents Children part 1
Divorced parents' children vs. Married parents children Each year, more than 1 million children experience the divorce of their parents. In 1995, less than 60% of US children were living with both biologic parents, almost 25% were living with their mother only, approximately 4% were living with their father only, and the rest were living with step - families, adoptive families, or foster families ...
I never talked about them or anything like that. I kept my feelings bottled up inside not letting anyone come in. Being a child of divorced parents, I’ve experienced moments of sadness, fear, and joy that are unimaginable.
