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Effects of parental marital issues on children
1. Submitted By:
Bhavik Solanki
Dev Patel
Jay Babla
Krushil Savasiya
Rushi Parikh
Priyank Thada
EFFECTS OF PARENTAL MARITAL
ISSUES ON CHILDREN
2. INTRODUCTION
• Conflict is a normal and necessary part of family life. However, when
conflict between parents is handled in destructive rather than
constructive ways, it can have negative consequences both for parents
and their children.
• Children are the vulnerable to the impact of conflict whether their
parents are together, apart, or in the process of separation.
• Emerging research also points to the influence of inter-parental
conflict on specific neurobiological processes, which in turn affect
children’s emotional and cognitive development.
• Research over the last decade has provided deeper insight into not
only the outcomes for children of exposure to destructive conflict but
also how children are affected and why some children appear more
vulnerable or resilient than others.
3. TYPES OF MARITAL ISSUES
• Ego: While making any sort of compromise one feels that she/he is
stooping low which is apparently unfair or not justified. And due to this
cracks start to emerge and eventually widen in the most blissful couple as
well.
• Suspicious Nature of partner: Suspecting the partner can also be
consider as type of marital issue. Over the years the percentage of
couples fighting because of suspicious nature of the partner has got a
hike, and has been a major concern for divorces.
• Taking care of children: This is another issue that often creates
arguments within couples. How exactly the child should be brought up,
or what are the exact values to be taught – all these often lead to
arguments as both of the husband and wife at times may not agree on the
same and may have different viewpoint. Fights often erupt because of
who will be the authority for the children or who would have the last say
regarding them.
4. • Extra Marital Affairs: Extra marital affairs can also be
consider as type of conflict as Psychiatrists say that people
fall out of love in marriage probably because they get bored
of the usual monotony of a long term commitment.
• Money Matters: Money has always played a crucial role in
each one of us’ life. And so it does in the lives of couples
where arguments become seemingly endless. This mainly
happens if the income gap is huge between the partners
which lead to a mismatch sense of materialistic desires.
5. EFFECTS ON CHILDREN
• Children exposed to conflict between parents are at risk of a range of
negative outcomes including: emotional and behavioural difficulties,
trouble getting on with others such as peers or family members, problems
settling and achieving at school, sleep difficulties, and poorer health.
• Conflict between parents, rather than the event of parental separation or
divorce, is a key factor in explaining why some children fair better than
others when parental relationships breakdown.
• Conflict impacts how couples parent and the quality of relationship
between parent and child. Parenting may be affected in a number of
ways, with parents adopting a range of behaviours, from highly intrusive
and hostile parenting through to lax, disinterested parenting, all of which
are associated with negative developmental outcomes for children.
6. • Conflict within families has been found to pass from one generation to
the next. This ‘intergenerational transmission’ of family conflict is not
solely explained by genetic factors. Rather, family environmental factors
such as inter-parental conflict and harsh parenting practices affect
children’s psychological development irrespective of whether parents
and children are genetically related or not.
• Some children are more vulnerable to the impact of conflict than others.
Factors which may increase or decrease a child’s vulnerability include:
physiological make-up, temperament, age, support networks of peers,
siblings or others, and coping strategies.
• Children’s own social relationships can also be affected, with children
prone to developing poor interpersonal skills. As a result, children and
young people in high conflict homes may have difficulties getting on
with others, such as parents, siblings, teachers, peers and, in the longer
term, romantic partners.
• Children are also at risk of a range of health difficulties, including:
digestive problems, fatigue, reduced physical growth, and headaches and
abdominal pains. They may also suffer with problems sleeping.
7. • Conflict between parents affects children in two key ways. First, conflict
impacts how couples parent and the quality of relationship between
parent and child. Parenting may be affected in a number of ways, with
parents adopting a range of behaviours, from highly intrusive and hostile
parenting through to lax, disinterested parenting, all of which are
associated with negative developmental outcomes for children.
• Different theories have been put forward to specify the exact nature in
which children’s reactions to conflict affect their wellbeing. These
include the Cognitive-Contextual Framework, Emotional Security
Theory, Emotion Specific Theory and Family-wide Perspective.
• Some researchers say—children show distress when their parents fight.
Their reactions can include fear, anger, anxiety, and sadness, and they
are at higher risk of experiencing a variety of health problems, disturbed
sleep, and difficulty in focusing and succeeding at school. They may
“externalize” their distress in the form of “aggression, hostility, anti-
social and non-compliant behaviour, delinquency and vandalism,” or
“internalize” it in the form of “depression, anxiety, withdrawal and
dysphoria.
8. WHY DOES CONFLICT BETWEEN
PARENTS MATTER?
• Conflict between parents can place children at risk when it is frequent,
unresolved, intense, or about the child. Conflict between parents, not just
the event of parental separation or divorce, is a key factor in explaining
why some children fair better than others when parental relationships
breakdown.
• Couples who continue to hold on to more positive ways of relating in the
midst of heated conflicts, and who can find ways to resolve an argument,
are less vulnerable to relationship breakdown and their children are less
at risk of developing emotional or behavioural difficulties.
• Research has also focused on how family relationship patterns are passed
from one generation to the next. One explanation is that conflict between
parents disturbs other relationships within the family, such as between a
parent and child. There is also evidence to suggest that a family
environment marked by destructive conflict affects normal
developmental processes, such as brain development, which in turn affect
children’s emotional, behavioural and social development.
9. • Difficulties can extend into school, with children less able to settle, more
likely to have trouble getting on with peers, and less likely to achieve
academically because of the impact of conflict between parents on
children’s cognitive abilities and attention.
• Conflict between parents is one of the key factors that explains why
other family difficulties, such as impoverished circumstances, parental
depression or substance abuse, are also associated with poor outcomes
for children. Difficulties put pressure on the couple relationship,
resulting in conflict, which in turn undermines parenting and the parent-
child relationship, leading to negative outcomes for the children.
10. WHY DOES PARENTAL CONFLICT
PRODUCE THESE EFFECTS?
• Conflict between parents harms kids in part because of a spill over
effect: parents in high-conflict relationships tend to be worse parents,
engaging in more criticism, aggression, making threats, shouting, and
hitting. High-conflict relationships can also produce lax and
inconsistent parenting: parents who simply don’t pay much attention
to their children. In either case, children may fail to form a secure
attachment to parents as a result.
• Researchers have proposed a variety of frameworks and mechanisms
that may explain this process. To give one example, in the struggle to
understand their parents’ conflict, children can come to blame
themselves or find harmful ways of coping with the conflict. In
addition, on top of their negative emotions, children experience
physiological reactions related to stress that may harm their brain
development.