Joan Berlin Kelly, Judith S. Wallerstein
Abstract
This paper discusses the impact of divorce on 26 children in early latency, as observed shortly after the initial parental separation and one year later. The material is part of a larger clinical study, begun in 1970, of 131 children and adolescents from 60 divorcing families.
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This paper discusses the impact of divorce on 26 children in early latency, as observed shortly after the initial parental separation and one year later. The material is part of a larger clinical study, begun in 1970, of 131 children and adolescents from 60 divorcing families.
Key concepts: Developmental psychology, Latency (audio), Psychology, Latency stage, Demography, Medicine, Sociology, Engineering