• The Psycho-socio Effects Of Single Parenthood On Adolescent Self Concept

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    • 1.12 THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
      Concept of single parenthood. It is a situation where one of the parents is involved in the process of bearing and raising a child, parents are no longer readily available to take then full responsibilities over the child most researchers have shown how far reaching effects on the children and adolescent. Ogunlana (1999) stated that parenthood is a responsibility requiring the full co-operation of both parents who must ensure the total development of their offspring(s).
      Structurally, a family is either broken or intact a broken family in this context is one that is not structurally intact for various reasons vis-à-vis death of apparent, divorce, separation dissertation and illegitimacy in which case, the family was never completed.
      Conkline (1996) analysis become necessary because life in a single parent family can be traumatic and children brought up in such family structure often suffer some emotional problems, which may hundred their academic performance, on the other hand, children raised in two-parent family structure are often stable emotionally and they suffer less emotional problem thereby making them less anxious in their pursuit of their academic work.
      However, situation should be noted that not true at all lines since there are some children still perform academically better than children from two parent family structure (Apia and Olutola 2007). This situation may however be attributed to other factors inherent in the personality of the child.
      1.13 LIMITATIONS OF STUDY
      The study causes on the influence of single parenthood on the psychosocial of adolescent self concept, the stud particularly revolves around two selected government ministry of education  the researcher would have loved to carry out this research in all the ministry in Lagos State, but due to time and finance the researcher is limited to two ministry.
      1.14 THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
      Family: This is a group of people who are related by blood or marriage and it consists of father, mother and children.
      Adolescent: This is a period of life between childhood and adulthood. It is the transition period during which an individual outgrows childhood and develops into maturity.
      Adjustment: A small change made to something in order to correct or improve it.
      Broken marriage: This is a marriage that ended for one reason or the other and the husband and wife do not live together any longer they live separate ways.
      Single parenthood: It is a situation whereby only one of the parents is involved in the process of bearing and raising a child it could be either the father or the mother.
      Psycholosocio behavior: It is how  one develops behaves and reacts in a social environment when they themselves may not be fully aware of their behavior.
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    • ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]Although recent evidence implies linkages among depression or depressive symptoms , self-esteem, history of childhood abuse, and parenting. Children living in single family homes have different outlooks on life than children raised in a home with two parents.The financial stability, psychological effects, emotional problems, low performance in education all take a toll on childhood when only one parent provides the attitudes, the evidence does not clearly elucidate the relationships among these ... Continue reading---