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Social, Economic And Psychological Challenges Of Single Parent Family
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The study investigated the social, economic and psychological challenges of single parent family in Ijebu-Ode Local Government Area of Ogun State. The study cross analyzed the degree of these challenges among the respondents in the study area.
The descriptive approach was adopted for the purpose data gathering. One hundred and forty seven was the sample that responded to a questionnaire. The data gathered was analysed with the statistical tool of Analysis of Variance (ANOVA), Mean and Standard Deviation.
The study revealed that single parent families are vulnerable to social abuses such as being looked down upon, approached by any man, not being fit to appear at social gathering, not socially approved and do not wear a cheerful look. Again the study showed that raising up children alone could be burdensome, they could be economically unstable, face financial crises; though they tend to attract more benevolence. Findings two also showed that only a handful of them live in ghettos.
The researcher however recommended that parent should ensure that their children don’t always bear the brunt when there is separation. Single parent should not be looked down upon as they are part and parcel of the society. Laws and policies should be made and formulated forbidding any man approach women rudely.
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 3 ]Much of the debate over single-parent families focuses on how these
trends affect children. Many social scientists contend that children
raised in single-parent homes are more likely to experience a variety of
problems than are children raised in two-parent homes
Family this is seen as the social group whose members are related by
ancestry, marriage or adoption and who live together, cooperate
economically and care for the young (Murdock.1998). ... Continue reading---
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 3 ]Much of the debate over single-parent families focuses on how these
trends affect children. Many social scientists contend that children
raised in single-parent homes are more likely to experience a variety of
problems than are children raised in two-parent homes
Family this is seen as the social group whose members are related by
ancestry, marriage or adoption and who live together, cooperate
economically and care for the young (Murdock.1998). ... Continue reading---
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