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Divorced and Blended Family Jeopardy DefinitionsEmotional Descriptors Common Emotions Teacher and Caregiver

The legal process of two individuals dissolving a marriage relationship or dissolution of a marriage bond by legal process or by accepted custom. HomeAnswer

What is divorce? Home

A family in which one or both spouses in a remarriage have a child or children by a former marriage. Home Answer

What is a blended family? Home

Children in stepfamilies may experience the cumulative effects of major changes and stresses, rather than any one factor of situation in isolation. Home Answer

What is pileup? Home

The use of shared and mutually selected or assigned readings. Home Answer

What is bibliotherapy? Home

The children shelter themselves from the pain, are not aware of the process, and hope for some kind of reconciliation on the parents’ part. Home Answer

What is denial? Home

Common among children of divorce, especially for 9-to 12- year olds, results from a fundamental feeling of collapsing, everything that they have known has given away, unless parents contribute. Home Answer

What is anger? Home

A common reaction for children, basic feelings of “Who will take care of me?” are typical, even older children report these feelings, younger children miss the noncustodial parent and fear that if one parent has left, maybe the other one will too. HomeAnswer

What is fear of abandonment? Home

Normal reaction that may last for months, it’s serious, and should be anticipated, eating and sleeping habits may change and younger children may even say “I feel sad.”, and Children may look fatigued, tired, or sad. Home Answer

What is sadness or depression? Home

“I couldn’t make my marriage work.” HomeAnswer

What is failure? Home

“Unsolicited advice is awful.” Home Answer

What is sensitivity? Home

“I’m very sad that I’ve had to put my children through this. I feel guilty about not having given them the best I could give them.” HomeAnswer

What is guilt?

“There’s a stigma attached to being divorced; there’s a strike against the children.” Home Answer

What is shame? Home

Normal in the adjustment process, and recovering from this sense of loss may take 2 to 5 years. HomeAnswer

What is disruption of attachment? Home

Feelings of hope for a new and better family situation. HomeAnswer

What is Phoenix Concept? Home

Children become members of two households, each with its own style and pattern, and one is not necessarily better or worse than the other. HomeAnswer

What is nonresidential home? Home

The turning inward and suppression of feelings of anger, is understandable for stepchildren. HomeAnswer

What is anger inhibition? Home