
일본의 미혼모와 아동의 건강 및 학교 공연
요약 이 논문은 양부모와 함께 사는 아이들에 비해 모자 가정에서 일본인 아이들의 안녕을 조사한다. 전국 자녀가있는 가구 조사의 세 차례에 걸친 데이터를 사용하여 저는 먼저 미혼모가 자녀의 건강 상태가 현저히
Los individuos ingresan información del individuo y de sus familiares en nuestro sitio web seguro y confidencial.
Tras el envío, nuestro sitio web busca todas las entradas para una coincidencia.
Una vez que se establece un vínculo potencial entre su vínculo familiar, nuestra plataforma ofrece un resultado, allanando el camino para que las familias se reúnan.
요약 이 논문은 양부모와 함께 사는 아이들에 비해 모자 가정에서 일본인 아이들의 안녕을 조사한다. 전국 자녀가있는 가구 조사의 세 차례에 걸친 데이터를 사용하여 저는 먼저 미혼모가 자녀의 건강 상태가 현저히
The ERASING FAMILY documentary follows young adults fighting to reunite with their broken families. Through the eyes of 23-year-old Ashlynn, 12-year-old Lauren and 28-year-old Brian, consequences on mental health caused by profiteering high-conflict divorce court settlements are revealed.
Parental alienation causes severe trauma and devastation to an estimated 22 million parents in the U.S., and it affects millions more worldwide. Despite the sheer number of families and communities affected by this problem, many people either do not know what it is, deny its existence, or act as bystanders to alienators’ campaigns of chaos. In Parents Acting Badly, Drs. Jennifer Jill Harman and Zeynep Biringen provide a thorough analysis of how parental alienators accomplish their aims and impact on others, and highlight how parenting stereotypes, gender inequality, and social institutions such as family courts all contribute to the problem. Parents Acting Badly represents a paradigm shift in thinking about parental alienation—from a private issue to a public concern. The authors suggest new approaches to addressing this controversial problem that encompass individual change, as well as social and institutional reforms.
This book comes out of work conducted by Drs. Jennifer Jill Harman & Zeynep Biringen, both professors at Colorado State University, and Founders of the the Colorado Parental Alienation Project, LLC.
过去的研究表明,女性更倾向于使用间接攻击而非直接攻击,而男性则相反。 我们研究了一种特定的侵略形式:父母的疏离行为。 使子女与另一父母疏远的父母会利用直接和间接的侵略形式。 我们检查了在使用这些行为时是否存在性别差异。
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