1. Why Do People Cheat
... the "overburden child". They accounted for 15 percent of the children in her study. Many become angry at being trapped by the parent's demands, at being robbed at their separate identity and denied their childhood. They are saddened, sometimes beyond repair, at seeing so few of their own needs gratified, (p. 41). Judith Wallerstein also found that divorce has long lasting psychological ... families. This behavior can be defined as fighting, bullying other children, cheating ,lying, stealing, and running away. Sex role socialization can be defined as the goals, values and behaviors deeme...
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