This study focused on adolescents going through parental divorce from the black and the coloured communities of South Africa in Mafikeng, in the North West Province. In this study, the individual adolescent is seen as ...

This research used a general inductive approach in analysing qualitative raw secondary data from the newspaper archives on the causes, nature and nuclear family destructiveness of uxoricide. The raw data from the newspaper ...

Based on the principles of the salutogenic perspective to health this study explored the relationship between wellness as envisaged in the sense of coherence concept and psychological well-being and adjustment to university ...

The aim of this study was to assess life satisfaction and coping behaviour of orphaned children. The study used a quantitative cross sectional survey research design. The sample comprised 466 participants including both ...

The aim of this study was to explore the role of attitudes towards marriage on the sexual behaviour of female adolescents raised by single mothers. The main objectives of this study were to compare attitudes towards ...

Objectives: The specific objectives of the study are identified as follows (I) to determine the Significance Of bullying victimization by gender differences (2) to determine the significance or bullying victimization by ...

Aim: This study examined the difference in identity development between adolescents exposed to domestic violence and those in non-violent homes, gender differences, as well as the interaction between gender and exposure ...

Historically, any stigma surrounding sexuality places a burden on individuals who do not self-identify as heterosexuals collectively referred to as "sexual minority". Sexual minority university students possess multiple ...

This study investigated whether (1) socio-demographic factors such as age, gender, race, number of years in marriage, number of children, frequency of marriage, and educational level, (2)psychological well-being, and(3) ...

Background: Risk-taking behaviours have been found to be highly prevalent world wide and a major cause of increased risk of accidents and death among adolescents. Objectives: This study investigated the relationship ...