Adjustment problems of divorced families childrens: Examination from coparenting perspective
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The aim of this study is examine the behavior problems of childrens after parental divorce in perspective of co-parenting. For this purpose 370 participants between the ages of 10-18 years were surveyed Co-Parenting Behavior Scale and also Self-Assessment Scale were surveyed for the 10-18 ages group of youngs. There is a significant and negative relationship between behavior problems( inernalazing and externalazing) and coparenting, mothering and fathering. The relationship between internalazing problem and gender is significant. There is a positive and significant relationship between age and externalazing problems. Mothering and fathering have an significant effect on internalazing and externalazing problems. Coparenting has not effect on the behavior problems. Gender has an significant effect on the internalazing problems and age has an significant effect on the externalazing problems.
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Ebru Karataş
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Ebru Karataş (Master Thesis). Adjustment problems of divorced families childrens: Examination from coparenting perspective, 2019, İstanbul University.
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