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Faktore wat die dissiplinering van kleuters tydens die egskeidingsproses beїnvloed (Afrikaans)

Dissertation (MSD (Play Therapy))--University of Pretoria, 2006.

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spelling oai:repository.up.ac.za:2263/29235 Faktore wat die dissiplinering van kleuters tydens die egskeidingsproses beїnvloed (Afrikaans) Joubert, J.M.C. ilanavs@absamail.co.za Van Schalkwyk, Ilana Dissipline Ouers Egskeidingsproses Voorskool Ontwikkelingstake Aanpassing Verliese Gesinstake Ouerskapstyle Pre-school child Divorce Discipline Parents Divorce process Pre-school Developmental tasks Kleuter Egskeiding Adjustments Losses Family tasks Parenting styles UCTD Dissertation (MSD (Play Therapy))--University of Pretoria, 2006. This research study focused on the factors that influence the disciplining of pre-school children during the divorce process. Divorce is an escalating phenomenon and more pre-school children are being exposed to divorce. A pre-school child’s development limits his abstract thinking processes which keep him to fully comprehending concepts like divorce. The verbal capacity of pre-school children is still limited and therefore they are not always able to communicate what they experience and observe. They are also not always able to express their emotions. The pre-school child communicates through behaviour and play. Divorce is not only the legal termination of the marriage for adults, but in fact entails more responsibilities, challenges, losses and adaptations. More pressure is placed on the parents and they tend to be emotional overwhelmed, physical exhausted and emotionally drained. This causes that the parents to not see their way open to care for and especially discipline their pre-school child. Discipline in general is left aside and is not followed through consistently. The purpose of this study is of ‘n explorative nature. It aims to explore the factors that have an impact on the disciplining of the pre-school child, prior to, during and after the divorce process. A quantitative research approach has been followed with this study and a questionnaire has been used for gathering information. A non-probability sampling method was used and the respondents were selected through a purposive sample. The respondents were selected from the Pretoria East region. The organisations that assisted the researcher in selecting the respondents were the Counselling centre of the Dutch Reformed Church of Moreletapark and the Child Trauma Clinic. For this study 19 respondents were selected. The questionnaires was given out by hand and collected by hand. The children of the respondents who participated in the study were all pre-school children when going through the divorce. It has been concluded from this study that the factors impacting the discipline of pre-school children during the divorce process, is of an emotional nature. A factor that played an important role in the disciplining of pre-school children is the guilt feelings that the respondents experienced for exposing their children to a divorce. Physical tiredness, emotional exhaustion, conflict between parents during and after the divorce and the number of times that one of the parents leaved the house, are factors that according to the respondents, influenced the disciplining of their pre-school children. Social Work and Criminology MSD unrestricted 2013-09-07T15:12:34Z 2007-11-12 2013-09-07T15:12:34Z 2006-10-09 2006 2007-11-05 Dissertation Van Schalkwyk, I 2006, Faktore wat die dissiplinering van kleuters tydens die egskeidingsproses beїnvloed (Afrikaans), MSD Dissertation, University of Pretoria, Pretoria, viewed yymmdd <http://hdl.handle.net/2263/29235> Pretoria http://hdl.handle.net/2263/29235 http://upetd.up.ac.za/thesis/available/etd-11052007-105127/ © University of Pretor application/pdf University of Pretoria
spellingShingle Dissipline
Ouers
Egskeidingsproses
Voorskool
Ontwikkelingstake
Aanpassing
Verliese
Gesinstake
Ouerskapstyle
Pre-school child
Divorce
Discipline
Parents
Divorce process
Pre-school
Developmental tasks
Kleuter
Egskeiding
Adjustments
Losses
Family tasks
Parenting styles
UCTD
Faktore wat die dissiplinering van kleuters tydens die egskeidingsproses beїnvloed (Afrikaans)
title Faktore wat die dissiplinering van kleuters tydens die egskeidingsproses beїnvloed (Afrikaans)
title_full Faktore wat die dissiplinering van kleuters tydens die egskeidingsproses beїnvloed (Afrikaans)
title_fullStr Faktore wat die dissiplinering van kleuters tydens die egskeidingsproses beїnvloed (Afrikaans)
title_full_unstemmed Faktore wat die dissiplinering van kleuters tydens die egskeidingsproses beїnvloed (Afrikaans)
title_short Faktore wat die dissiplinering van kleuters tydens die egskeidingsproses beїnvloed (Afrikaans)
title_sort faktore wat die dissiplinering van kleuters tydens die egskeidingsproses beїnvloed afrikaans
topic Dissipline
Ouers
Egskeidingsproses
Voorskool
Ontwikkelingstake
Aanpassing
Verliese
Gesinstake
Ouerskapstyle
Pre-school child
Divorce
Discipline
Parents
Divorce process
Pre-school
Developmental tasks
Kleuter
Egskeiding
Adjustments
Losses
Family tasks
Parenting styles
UCTD
url http://hdl.handle.net/2263/29235
http://upetd.up.ac.za/thesis/available/etd-11052007-105127/