Single Parent Families
Motivational readiness of children to school in nuclear and single parent families
... and single parent ...nuclear families (12 girls and 8 boys) and 20 students from single parent families (9 girls and 11 ...from single parent ...nuclear ...
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Single Parent Families and Poverty in Continental Welfare States: Examining Dutch Policy Responses to New Social Risks
... women’s, single mothers’, and overall poverty (Huber et ...on single parents’ income security, as governments choose or not to reshape the effects of labour markets (Brady 2009; Heuveline and Weinshenker ...
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Psychosocial Challenges Mediating the Relationship between Single Parent Families and Drug Use among Secondary School Students in Nairobi County, Kenya
... Choquet, Hassler, Morin, Falissard & Chau (2007) in their study reported a negative correlation between parental control and substance abuse. The correlation was stronger for girls than for boys. Similar results were ...
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Vol 17, No 2 (2015)
... of single-parent family is one that consists of a mother and her biological ...origin. Single-parent families face special challenges, one of which is ...many ...
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The Contribution of Parenting Characteristics on Pupils Academic Achievement in Public Primary Schools in Bungoma North Sub-County, Kenya
... only families accounted for all Single Parent ...only families, it was said are rare and that this was because fathers are abusers of drugs and this reduced their ...being single ...
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The socialization of nontraditional family formation : cohabitation and nonmarital childbirth among young adults
... of single-parent childbirth for Whites and Blacks, although not for ...non-intact families is associated with higher incidence of nonmarital childbirth, and the finding that ...
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Perspectives on influence of single parenting on student involvement in drug abuse in secondary schools in Kenya: a case study of kakamega east sub county
... of single parenting on student discipline in Kakamega East Sub ...intact families were at higher risk for use of alcohol, illicit drugs, drunkenness and smoking than their counterpart in intact ...
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One-parent families two common assumptions---re-examined.
... I am a Ph.D. candidate in Child-Clinical Psychology and I am currently conducting research for my Doctoral Disserta tion. In this regard, I am interested in children reared in single-parent ...
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Volume 18 - Article 13 | Pages 377–408
... for single-parent families were considerably small even before being separated by the presence of grandparent (refer to unweighted Ns in the bottom of ...widowed single father and at least a ...
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Perspectives on influence of single parenting on student involvement in student delinquency in secondary schools in Kenya: a case study of kakamega east sub county
... many single mothers choose to have children with married or younger men who will not have total influence or authority over ...in single parent families in Kenya is attributed to high ...
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Lone parent families in the European Community. The 1992 report to the European Commission
... 5 COII'l'BII'l'S Page IHTRODUCTIOB 3 LIST OP RATIONAL BXPBRTS 6 PART OBB: BC OVBRVZBW 7 Definition Numbers The Labour Force Survey as a Source of Information Economic Situation 7 15 19 2[r] ...
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Evolutionary Quantitative Genetics of Genomic Imprinting
... of expression can occur, such as partial silencing of the allele from one parent (Wolf et al. 2008a,b; Lawson et al. 2013; Wang et al. 2013) and changes in imprinting status (includ- ing a switch in the direction ...
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Parents' assessment of parent-child interaction interventions – a longitudinal study in 101 families
... A limitation of this present study is its lack of a control group. For ethical and practical reasons it was not possible to create one and we cannot therefore say with certainty what the development would have been like ...
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“You have a status”: a case study of parent leadership in a U.S. school readiness initiative
... the Parent Leader study participants. In the 1st year, all of the Parent Leaders were invited to participate in a focus group conducted by the first ...the Parent Leaders requested the option to ...
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GROWING UP IN IRELAND KEY FINDINGS: COHORT ’08 AT 9 YEARS OLD NO 1 9 YEAR OLDS AND THEIR FAMILIES Cohort '08 November 2018
... one-parent families was similar as the child grew from 9 months to 9 years old, there was quite a bit of change for individual families, reflecting relationships between the parents forming or ...
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The Effects of Economic Resources on Men's Parental Involvement in Two-Parent Families.
... Blankenhorn (1995, p.122) describes traditional fatherhood: "historically, the good father protects his family, provides for its material needs, devotes himself to the education of his children, and represents his ...
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Family Functioning and Adolescents’ Psychological Well Being in Families with a TBI Parent
... This study aimed at examining the interrelation between family functioning and children’s mental health in families with a brain injured parent. The first goal of this study was to investigate the ...
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Fears About HIV Transmission in Families With an HIV-Infected Parent: A Qualitative Analysis
... HIV-infected parent and/or a child in the ...or parent but in 2 cases were family friends who were considered “family ...their parent in the past ...
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Effective Parenting Models for Single Parent Mothers (Divorced)
... ABSTRACT: Single parent mothers have a role as breadwinners while educating and directing children so that children in the development process are in accordance with the expectations and ideals of being a ...
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Factors associated with self reported first sexual intercourse in Scottish adolescents
... either parent about private matters; not aspire to continue education after age 16; and have significantly lower levels of self-esteem, parental monitoring and enjoyment of ...
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