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    and relationship to parents regardless of gender. However, the results for each hypothesis of this study showed varying results. Hypothesis #1, which predicted that there will be a positive correlation between adolescents in good physical health and the quality of the relationship with their parents regardless of gender, was statistically significant by results of this questionnaire. The results show that there is a correlation between the relationship (closeness) to parents and general health of

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    week from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm, and one on Saturday from 3:00 pm to 11:00 pm. You are taking two classes—one that meets from 6:00 to 10:00 pm, and one class online. You have two kids—one who plays soccer, and one who is in band. You have two elderly parents who no longer drive. You have two siblings—one who lives two (2) miles away, and one who lives in another state. You have two (2) papers due in your classes the same week that one (1) of your children has a soccer tournament, and the other child has

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    younger I was always thankful my parents weren’t divorced. I saw classmates struggle with the pain of separated parents. I heard horror stories of them arguing and children having to pick sides. It sounded like hell. I knew I was lucky. I got to go home and not have to go to sleep covering my ears with my pillow, drowning out parents yelling. I was surrounded by love everywhere I looked. My little, narrowminded self thought I had it better simply because I had parents that never fought in front of me

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    Parents Determine Everything In 1969 the Governor of California Ronald Reagan, signed the first “no fault” divorce bill (Wilcox). This allowed people to divorce their spouse with no actual reason of why divorce was necessary. After Reagan signed the bill almost every state followed his lead, causing a drastic increase in divorces across America (Wilcox). This means that “50% of all the children born to married parents today, will experience the divorce of their parents before they are 18 years old”(Children)

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    raised by gay parents learn to become more open towards others than children raised by straight parents. All of the participants gave answers that aligned with my research on the kind of parent a child needs and what a healthy household consists of. Each contributor believed that love and support, as well as a handful of other qualities leads to a well-developed child. The handful of qualities mentioned by informants were: stable, mature, and responsible. Informants believe a parent should be someone

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    My Parents Have Parents

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    Most teenagers have parents they can rely on. Whether it’s their mom or their dad or any other guardian. Both my mom and dad have been a big part of my life. However, at times it feel like my mom is my only parent. My dad would oftentimes unconsciously act like he isn’t my dad and more so, not part of the family. He never had much to say and seemed like he was always in his own little world. I don’t see my friends’ dad being like that so why is my dad acting this way? As far as I remember, I don’t

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    differences between being a biological parent, an adoptive parent, and a foster parent? There are many differences between being a biological parent, an adoptive parent, and a foster parent. Being a biological parent is when you are a parent of a kid by DNA. This means that both of your DNA are shown similar when it goes through tests in a lab. An adoptive parent is a parent who chose what child or children they want from a foster home. However an adoptive parent would have to do a lot of paperwork

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    During the years, single parent families have become a more common thing. This is starting to become a problem, because family dynamics can really influence a child’s life. According to studies it affects not only the child but the parents too. For most people, the home life can affect how you act everyday, this is no different for children and school. The stress from home is shown to affect a child's school life. Research has shown that children that live with a single parent score less than children

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    Parents serve no purpose. Parents provide no help. Parents give no benefits to children. Children could easily live without parents. Everyone has parents; it’s inevitable. Whether or not children believe that their parents behave in a way to benefit them is a decision they choose to make. These statements differ from reality, parents truly represent some of the greatest people in our world; they do serve a purpose and they impact their children immensely. For some children, they may see the discipline

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    Working parents work extremely hard to make sure their children are looked after and well taken care of. Employers sometimes do not realize the value of working parents and fail to help working parents out as much as they should. Many parents spend long hours at work and are forced to leave their children in the care of others. Companies that set rigid work hours are hurting American working parents by forcing them to make compromises just to provide for their families, and both companies and

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