Parental Divorce in Young Adulthood: Some Preliminary Findings

Teresa M. Cooney; Michael A. Smyer; O. G. Hagestad; Robin C. Klock

Parental Divorce in Young Adulthood: Some Preliminary Findings

Teresa M. Cooney, Michael A. Smyer, O. G. Hagestad, Robin C. Klock

Bucknell University

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Abstract

Developmental differences in reactions to parental divorce have not been examined beyond adolescence, and the impact of divorce on older offspring has thus been minimized. Central themes that emerged from an exploratory study of 18-to-23-year-olds suggest that the break-up of their parents' marriage represents a critical event deserving of further attention from researchers and clinicians.

Original language	American English
Journal	Default journal
Volume	56
State	Published - Jan 1 1986

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