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Now that you're divorced, you should be nice to your ex's new partner. Why?

A. Because there's an opportunity you could remarry your ex

B. Because you're more likely to get child support

C. Because they'll be spending unsupervised time with your children

D. Because then you can trash-talk your ex together C



What's one thing a step-family can do to become more successful as a family?

A. Allow the step-parent to have an equal say on parenting issues

B. Encourage the children to call their new step-parent "mom" or "dad"

C. Develop a new family identity, including activities and traditions

D. Expect a lot less in terms of chores from the children C



A benefit of being a single parent is:

A. making decisions alone.

B. increased closeness between parent and child.

C. today there is little stigma in being a single parent.

D. financially you tend to be better off. B



Which of the following is NOT one of the ten commandments for helping children transition
with divorce?

A. Don't say bad things about your ex

B. Pay child support

C. Don't ask your children to choose sides

,D. Spoil them a bit more if you feel guilty D



One of the biggest predictors of how hard a divorce is on children is what?

A. The age of the children at the time of divorce

B. The level of conflict between the parents after the divorce

C. How well the children got along with their parents before the divorce

D. How much emotional support the children have from other adults B



Most common reasons that people get divorced high levels of conflict

not prioritizing the marriage

infidelity

sexual difficulties

abusive partner

alcohol or substance abuse

financial problems/debt

marrying too young

not enough in common/lack of shared interests



impact of divorce on children depends on... personalities of children

parent's relationship with child

how well parents do with divorce

level of conflict after divorce

CONFLICT DURING AND AFTER THE DIVORCE IS THE BIGGEST DETERMINING FACTOR OF CHILD
IMPACT

,Father presence and divorce impacts nonresidential fathers gradually withdraw from child's
life

poor relationship with father

fathers more likely to stay in contact and pay child support if parents continue to have contact

resist urge to be Disneyland dad



10 Commandments for helping children with divorce be civil with your ex

do not ask kids to choose sides

do not bad mouth your ex

maintain routines

play nice with ex's new partner

do not spoil them

pay child support

don't make child feel bad for spending time with ex

don't rush into dating

divorce is not child's fault



Challenges of being a single parent financial constraints

mourning period over loss of relationship

friction with ex

risk of child triangulation

parent taking on new roles

child adjustment difficulties



benefits of being a single parent parent-child closeness

parent has greater control over parenting decisions

, can help children become more responsible



dealing with challenges as a single parent join up with other single parents

rely on other close family members

be ok with saying no to your kids

expect your kids to do more, but don't overdo it

stick to a budget

be aware of gov. programs



challenges of step families Lacking the emotional skills to process what's going on

Dealing with new "parent"

Having to share parent with someone else

New residence - having to share room/things

New set of rules

Loyalty conflicts



successful stepfamily living biological parent should discipline

work cooperatively with absent parent

develop new family identity

develop realistic expectations

allow time for mourning and adjustment

accept becoming a step parent takes time



Shauna finds herself taking care of her children as well as her aging parents. This causes stress
and adds responsibility to her already stressful life. She is part of the _____ generation.

A. sandwich

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