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    1) The document is an assessment from a student named Daniela Elana S. LoFranco for a preschool education course. 2) In the assessment, Daniela discusses the potential impacts of single parenthood on a child's behavior beyond those given effects. She notes that a child may feel more insecurity and that it depends on how the parent discusses the family situation with the child. 3) Daniela also acknowledges that some children with single parents are okay with the situation, but that children who experience parental divorce, fighting, or death are at higher risk for developing emotional issues than those from nuclear families.

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    1) The document is an assessment from a student named Daniela Elana S. LoFranco for a preschool education course. 2) In the assessment, Daniela discusses the potential impacts of single parenthood on a child's behavior beyond those given effects. She notes that a child may feel more insecurity and that it depends on how the parent discusses the family situation with the child. 3) Daniela also acknowledges that some children with single parents are okay with the situation, but that children who experience parental divorce, fighting, or death are at higher risk for developing emotional issues than those from nuclear families.

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    Assessment I What Else Do You Think Will Impact On The Child's Behaviour? - The Child Is More Likely To Have Insecurities On Children Who Have A

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    1) The document is an assessment from a student named Daniela Elana S. LoFranco for a preschool education course. 2) In the assessment, Daniela discusses the potential impacts of single parenthood on a child's behavior beyond those given effects. She notes that a child may feel more insecurity and that it depends on how the parent discusses the family situation with the child. 3) Daniela also acknowledges that some children with single parents are okay with the situation, but that children who experience parental divorce, fighting, or death are at higher risk for developing emotional issues than those from nuclear families.

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    Name: LOFRANCO, DANIELA ELANA S.

    Subject : PSED 117


    Course : BEED-PRESCHOOL Instructor : MERASOL P. YUNKER, EdD-ECE
    EXCERCISES/ASSESSMENT

    Assessment I
    1. Other than the given effects on single parenthood among children,
    what else do you think will impact on the child’s behaviour?
    - The child is more likely to have insecurities on children who have a
    complete family. But I also think that it depends upon how you let
    your child know about the situation. I think the child will
    understand. Besides, he is not the only one. There are a lot of kids
    out there who has a single parent. And some are just okay with it.
    However, Kids who see their parents fight, get divorced, or die are at
    a higher risk of developing emotional issues than their nuclear
    family counterparts. These emotional problems can cause their lives
    to become a mess. To cope with these issues, they may turn to
    alcohol, drugs, or a life of crime. Children raised by single mothers
    are more likely to fare worse on a number of dimensions, including
    their school achievement, their social and emotional development,
    their health and their success in the labor market.. Even beyond
    having more income, two parents also have more time to spend with
    the child
    Assessment II
    (will be sent later)

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