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A Study On Effects Of Broken Homes On Child Development
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The study examines the causes and the implications of broken homes on child development. This is as a result of the fact that the scourge of criminality and any other social vises are attributed to children from broken homes. The study reviewed some relevant literature based on the objectives of the study, and functionalist theories and perspectives were used to explain the phenomenon being investigated. Questionnaires, in-depth interviews were the instruments used to collect data which was analysed and presented in tabular forms. The study also revealed some of the causes of broken homes which were confirmed during the research. It also identified a number of consequences of broken homes on child development. The study equally explored various strategies adopted by the children from broken homes to cope with the situation they found themselves. Also various suggestions were obtained on how to curb or mitigate the incidence of divorce.
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.0 Background of the Study The
family is the oldest institution in history and remains the most
irreducible nucleus of all known societies. It is established by the
institution of marriage, ensures the reproduction of human species and
confers executive conjugal right on couples. According to Aku (2007),
the family is regarded as the oldest institution on earth that plays an
important role in human society. It is a universal social institution,
but the typ ... Continue reading---
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.0 Background of the Study The
family is the oldest institution in history and remains the most
irreducible nucleus of all known societies. It is established by the
institution of marriage, ensures the reproduction of human species and
confers executive conjugal right on couples. According to Aku (2007),
the family is regarded as the oldest institution on earth that plays an
important role in human society. It is a universal social institution,
but the typ ... Continue reading---
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