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Korean Journal of Child Studies 1980;1: 82-93.
부모의 이혼이 자녀생활에 미치는 영향에 관한 연구
황옥자
A Study on the Life - Problems of Divorcee's children
Ok Ja Hwang
Abstract
This study aims to find out and analyze the Various Problems of children of divorcee`s and Compare them with that of the children of married parents. The subjects used for this study were 3,975 4∼6 graders aged 9∼13 enrolled in seven different Primary Schools located in seoul and Jeonju. To begin with, everybody in seven Classed were requested to respond to a questionnaire in order to Select the Children of divorcee`s. When 60 children were selected, each Child was interviewed as well as asked to check questionnaire Concerning their daily life problems and feelings about them. When the data were analyzed, the following results were Obtained. 1) Children lives were affected by their parental divorce in various ways, but particularly so in their school lives. However, boys seemed to be affected less than the girls. 2) Either Separated from father or mother, generally the girls seemed to suffer more than the boys. Especially the girls separated from fathers were affected in school life and peer-relationships and the girls Separated from mother were affected in emotional problems and peer-relationships 3) Children of single parents seemed to be affected more in school lives, whereas th, children of remarried Parents Seemed to be affected in peer-problems. Again, the girls were more affected than boys. 4) Children whose parents were divorced when they were still in pre-school age seemed to suffer more than than those in the school age.
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