Divorce: Background, Impact on Children and Suggestion to Lessen Damage
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Divorce Reason, Children Impact, Reduce DamageAbstract
This paper contains on some points related to the divorce impact on the children, with a view the divorce concept and its reasons, also show the factors of marriage and divorce. Secondary data from different journal articles and books were collected and analyzed by qualitative method using the descriptive-analytical approach. This scientific paper illustrates how social problems have been purposively addressed as part of national life inside the family. In addition, throw light on this important issue by collecting the scientific knowledge about this case. The paper contains on some parts begin from the concepts of divorce, and trying to answer the question of what impact of divorce on children life? To review both reasons and spouse some solution to reduce the damage of divorce on the children
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