A Children's Divorce Clinic: Analysis of 200 Cases in Hawaii

Analyzes data from children and families seen at the Children's Divorce Clinic. Finds that preschool children are often told nothing about the divorce and that ethnically mixed marriages tended to fail before nonmixed marriages. Reports data concerning custody and parents' emotional respon...

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Published inJournal of Divorce Vol. 9; no. 3; p. 111
Main Author Waldron, Jane A
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 1986
Subjects
Child Custody
Children
Depression (Psychology)
Divorce
Emotional Adjustment
Family Counseling
Hawaii
Marital Instability
Racial Factors
Sex Differences
Hawaii
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Summary:Analyzes data from children and families seen at the Children's Divorce Clinic. Finds that preschool children are often told nothing about the divorce and that ethnically mixed marriages tended to fail before nonmixed marriages. Reports data concerning custody and parents' emotional response to the divorce. (Author/ABB)