... to which whom they once were very attached to, and begin to feel a fear of abandonment. This fear of abandonment brings up many questions for the child, and makes the child think about things they once did not have to worry about (DeBrod). For example, child members now begin to worry about who will feed them, who will care for ... make them feel guilty when they perceive my actions as choosing the other parent. This in turn can make the child choose a parent out of guilt, even when the parent chosen out of guilt does not satisfy the needs of the Child. Divorce is an ever growing probl...

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