Before starting this radio, we just wanna thank you for supporting our channel. It truly means a lot to know what a wonderful community we've built together. Without further ado, let's get to today's topic on the effects of growing up with a single parent. Although having two parents in the picture is definitely beneficial for kids growing up, it's not always the case. There are many children today who are going through life with just a single parent and when they reach adulthood, many of them become highly successful happy individuals. Both negative and positive psychological effects of having a single parent have been studied extensively. Interestingly, many new studies suggest that divorce in particular might not necessarily be the root cause of psychological issues despite previous school of thought. Instead, this issue might simply be the result of traumatic memories in general. Let's check out 7 effects of growing up with a single parent.
Boys tend to be more idle in young adulthood. Sometimes specific genders seem to react in different ways to growing up with a single parent. In terms of boys some studies have suggested that they're more likely to be idle in young adulthood. This includes things like being unproductive and even dropping out of school. While boys are more likely to experience this, it can definitely happen with girls as well. Girls are at a higher risk for teen pregnancy. Multiple surveys and studies have shown a link between single-parent homes and teen pregnancy. While I'm planning, pregnancies are always a bad thing. Teen pregnancies in particularly can invoke certain issues. And complications such as. Lack of financial opportunities and access to higher education. Some have theorized that. This clarity is due to the lack of. A male figure in. Household. Which can have negative psychological effects on a young girl. Single parent families. Can actually be more beneficial in some cases. We more and more children growing up in single parent households. More research. Is being done or not only the negative effects. But also the positive ones. Some studies have pointed out that in some cases. A single family household can actually be more beneficial. The main example would be an extremely stressful. Two parent home versus a peaceful, relaxed single-parent home.
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