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A Review of Divorce in the United States

Divorce is an experience that affects all of society; it shapes and changes the lives of millions of Americans every year, including children. Divorce is a reflection of current culture and its impact is felt in homes, schools, communities and health care organizations nationwide. Rates and statistics on divorce have been closely studied over the past century as social climate 2 and marital expectations have changed the defining characteristics of marriage. Current research reflects that nearly 50 percent of new marriages end in divorce, personally impacting the Jives of over one million children a year in the United States. While it is difficult to detelmine how much damage is caused by divorce and how much damage is caused by events leading up to a couple's separation, children of divorce are more likely to experience difficulty in school, behavior problems, negative self-concepts and more problems getting along with both parents and peers. Divorced parents who are able to understand their children's perspective and act in their best interest have the best chance of minimizing associated risk factors.