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‘The biggest risk factor and predictor of poor outcome for children is continu-
ing conflict between the parents, weak adaptation of parents to divorce, incom-
petent parenting and insufficient contact between kid and one or both parents’
(Andrejč 2014, p. 38). Children need a clear message from the parents – we love
you, we are both your parents and we will do anything for you. Even though we
are not living together anymore, we will cooperate and take care of you together.
Despite divorce, both parents keep their roles as parents. They still have their
duties and rights. However, it is up to parents if they will be meaningfully in-
volved in their children’s life. Studies show, that parents’ response to divorce af-
fects the child’s experience of divorce and the outcome.
References
AMATO, P. R., 2001. Children of divorce in the 1990s: an update of the Amato
and Keith (1991) meta-analysis. Journal of Family Psychology, vol. 15, no.
3, pp. 355 –370.
AMATO, P. R., 2010. Research on divorce: continuing trends and new develop-
ments. Journal of Marriage and Family, vol. 72, no. 3, pp. 650 – 666.
ANDREJČ, A., 2014. Negativni učinki razvze staršev na otroke in mladostnike.
Socialno delo, vol. 53, no. 1, pp. 25 – 42.
ANDREJČ, A., 2018. Razveza staršev in otroci. Maribor: Kulturni center.
ARO, H., 1988. Parental discord, divorce and adolescent development. Euro-
pean Archives of Psychiatry and Neurological Sciences, vol. 237, no. 2, pp.
106 – 111.
BOOTH, A., & AMATO, P., 1993. Divorce, Residential Change, and Stress.
Journal of Divorce & Remarriage, vol. 18, no 1-2, pp. 205 – 214.
COLEMAN, L., GLENN, F., 2010. The varied impact of couple relationship
breakdown on children: implications for practice and policy. Children &
Society, vol. 24, no. 3, pp. 238 – 249.
GANC, D., 2015. Izzivi očetovstva po ločitvi. Sevnica: Družinski inštitut Zau-
panje.
HUURRE, T., JUNKKARI, H., & ARO, H., 2006. Long – term psychosocial ef-
fects of parental divorce. European Archives of Psychiatry and Clinical
Neuroscience, vol. 256, no. 4, pp. 256 – 263.
KELLY, J. B., EMERY, R. E., 2003. Children’s adjustment following divorce: risk
and resilience perspectives. Family Relations, vol. 52, no. 4, pp. 352 – 362.
KUSHNER, M. A., 2009. A review of the empirical literature about child devel-
opment and adjustment postseparation. Journal of Divorce & Remarriage,
vol. 50, no. 7, pp. 496 – 516.
LANSFORD, J. E., 2009. Parental divorce and children’s adjustment. Perspec-
tives on Psychological Science, vol., 4, no. 2, pp. 140 – 152.
‘The biggest risk factor and predictor of poor outcome for children is continu-
ing conflict between the parents, weak adaptation of parents to divorce, incom-
petent parenting and insufficient contact between kid and one or both parents’
(Andrejč 2014, p. 38). Children need a clear message from the parents – we love
you, we are both your parents and we will do anything for you. Even though we
are not living together anymore, we will cooperate and take care of you together.
Despite divorce, both parents keep their roles as parents. They still have their
duties and rights. However, it is up to parents if they will be meaningfully in-
volved in their children’s life. Studies show, that parents’ response to divorce af-
fects the child’s experience of divorce and the outcome.
References
AMATO, P. R., 2001. Children of divorce in the 1990s: an update of the Amato
and Keith (1991) meta-analysis. Journal of Family Psychology, vol. 15, no.
3, pp. 355 –370.
AMATO, P. R., 2010. Research on divorce: continuing trends and new develop-
ments. Journal of Marriage and Family, vol. 72, no. 3, pp. 650 – 666.
ANDREJČ, A., 2014. Negativni učinki razvze staršev na otroke in mladostnike.
Socialno delo, vol. 53, no. 1, pp. 25 – 42.
ANDREJČ, A., 2018. Razveza staršev in otroci. Maribor: Kulturni center.
ARO, H., 1988. Parental discord, divorce and adolescent development. Euro-
pean Archives of Psychiatry and Neurological Sciences, vol. 237, no. 2, pp.
106 – 111.
BOOTH, A., & AMATO, P., 1993. Divorce, Residential Change, and Stress.
Journal of Divorce & Remarriage, vol. 18, no 1-2, pp. 205 – 214.
COLEMAN, L., GLENN, F., 2010. The varied impact of couple relationship
breakdown on children: implications for practice and policy. Children &
Society, vol. 24, no. 3, pp. 238 – 249.
GANC, D., 2015. Izzivi očetovstva po ločitvi. Sevnica: Družinski inštitut Zau-
panje.
HUURRE, T., JUNKKARI, H., & ARO, H., 2006. Long – term psychosocial ef-
fects of parental divorce. European Archives of Psychiatry and Clinical
Neuroscience, vol. 256, no. 4, pp. 256 – 263.
KELLY, J. B., EMERY, R. E., 2003. Children’s adjustment following divorce: risk
and resilience perspectives. Family Relations, vol. 52, no. 4, pp. 352 – 362.
KUSHNER, M. A., 2009. A review of the empirical literature about child devel-
opment and adjustment postseparation. Journal of Divorce & Remarriage,
vol. 50, no. 7, pp. 496 – 516.
LANSFORD, J. E., 2009. Parental divorce and children’s adjustment. Perspec-
tives on Psychological Science, vol., 4, no. 2, pp. 140 – 152.
