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Mental health issues more likely in kids whose divorced parents argue
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Mental health problems are more likely in children who see their recently divorced parents fighting because they have a fear of abandonment , a study has warned.
Researchers from the US surveyed 559 kids each aged between nine and 18 years about their exposure to, and feelings towards, parental conflict.
The team found that children caught in the crossfire of a failed marriage are more mentally vulnerable especially if they have a close relationship with their father.
According the Office for National Statistics, 108,421 couples got divorced in the UK in 2019 around a 19 per cent increase on the previous year. ....

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