Adjusting to Single Parenting

Dresen, Sheila E.

doi:10.2307/3423997

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“…In counteracting the loneliness often encountered by single parents, both nuclear families (Savage et al, 1978) and extended families (Hays & Mindell, 1973 Another problem frequently encountered by the single parent is that of visitation. The logistics of the peripheral parent visitations concerns itself with the time, duration, and place of visitation (Dresen, , 1976) . An additional problem encountered with the visitation of the peripheral parent is the child's conjuring up parental reconciliation.…”

Section: Bureau Of the Censusmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…into but could serve a very important function in her and h3X family's survival (Deindorfer, 1979 (Dresen, 1976) . The single parent copes with these stereotypes, unique problems, and responsibilities by overcompensating toward the child and/or by denying ones personal identity (Dresen, 1976) . Denial of personal identity also may develop a martrydora attitude by these dedicated parents especially as the children are beginning to move into their own independence.…”

Section: The Permanently Displaced Single Parent Familymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…friends, social agencies that provide affordable counseling for the adjustment to their new role, and self-help groups (Dresen, 1976 (Bould, 1977) .…”

Section: The Permanently Displaced Single Parent Familymentioning

confidence: 99%

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Black and white single parents' attitudes toward traditional family relations / by P. Rhonne Sanderson.

Sanderson¹

1980

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This dissertation is dedicated to Mrs. idella J. Sanderson, ray mother; Mr. Watts Sanderson, Sr., my deceased father; Mr. and Mrs. Watts Sanderson, Jr., my brother and sister-in-law; Nancy Grace and Watts Sanderson, III, my niece and nephew; Ms. Nancy Jones, my very special aunt; Ms. Paula james, a very special person in my life; numerous other family members and friends; and last, but not least, God. ACKNOWIUDGEME NT S I would like to acknowledge Drs. Roderick McDavis, Joseph Wittmer, and Afesa Bell-Nathanial for their support and encouragement as my doctoral committee throughout the writing of this dissertation. Special acknowledgement is given to my chairperson. Dr. McDavis, who worked most closely with me on this project. I would also like to acknowledge Dr. Johnnie Ruth Clarke for her encouragement and faith that she had in my ability to complete the requirements for the Doctor of Philosophy degree. I would like to furthermore acknowledge and thank numerous friends, relatives, and acquaintances especially my mother and my Aunt Nancy who constantly encouraged and motivated me as wall as my sister-in-law who was very instrumental in the completion of this project. Special acknowledgement and thanks go to the single parents who participated in this study and especially to Mr. George Franklin, the President of Tampa's Parents Without Partners Organization. Without these individuals, this project would have been impossible to conduct and complete.

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Section: Bureau Of the Censusmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: The Permanently Displaced Single Parent Familymentioning

confidence: 99%