Family structure and family relationship from the child well-being
perspective: Findings from comparative analysis
The study used data from
the second wave of data collection of the Children's Worlds project, a large
international study of children's well-being. Similar results were also found
in respect to overall SWB. Not many differences were found between the last two
groups, namely these children are quite similar in their perceptions and
evaluations of their families and their overall SWB. However, children living
in separated families tend to be less satisfied with the people they live with
and their family life. This trend was found in all participant countries,
although it was less prevalent in Israel and Algeria. The discussion offers
several possible explanations to the findings, and emphasizes that the source
of the differences may be complex and may include macro and micro explanations.
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