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…for reasons such as identification with or imitation of the alcoholic parent. It may also happen because of the social and family conditons that are thought to be associated with the development of alcoholism. These include family conflict, job insecurity, divorce…

…, divorce, child abuse, drugs, violence, etc. And they are these realistic books that have people outraged. In school libraries, the most frequent complaints come from parents about the school's selections. And in public libraries, parents were once again…

…be angry for ending her pregnancy and make it difficult for her to deal with. Post-traumatic Stress Disorder often results in increased smoking, alcohol abuse, and drug abuse. Some experience eating disorders, divorce, and chronic relationship problems…

…to express their feelings of unhappiness, frustration, or failure(Roy). Many children grow up in divorced households or both parent's work and their families spend little time together. Even the threat of AIDS is a factor that contributes to higher suicide rates…

…Valerie of every wrong thing that he has done. Since their divorce Johnny has not been seen or able to contact. This is over a period of numerous years. His parents would do anything to get their Johnny back. Knowing this you can imagine why the Starr’s…

…her husband and survive on her own. This shows how she broke society’s expectations of staying in a marriage since divorce was not looked highly upon during that era. Nora’s rebellions are very deliberate and though out. She knows what society expects…

…of writing under difficult circumstances, after all he was writing a complete divorce paper from Britain to create a new nation all on his own, with just John Adams revising it. Twenty five years after writing the Declaration of Independence to create the U.S…

…stories concerning teen pregnancy and the effects of divorce on children, written by members of the Hazelwood East Spectrum staff. The United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit in St. Louis upheld the rights of the students to print the articles…

…or not, she insisted on staying where she had been trained to be. Where she was taught by her parents, where there would be no scandalous divorce, which was against her Catholic raising. Gatsby was better than the rest of them. His true love for Daisy…

…violence. His father is reported to have subjected his mother to verbal and physical abuse, before their divorce. His father is presently serving time in prison for domestic violence. Johnathans mother is pre…