Likewise, the review will touch upon the host of perceived corollaries to a
fatherless household such as poor performance in school, greater economic
disadvantage, behavioral problems, tendencies toward criminality and
vulnerability to psychological disorder. The literature gathered would be
thoroughly reviewed and reported upon, with the finding emphasizing those
issues which appear to receive the most research attention and which
produce the greatest consensus as it related to our hypothesis.
Findings/Results:
The expectation that this methodology would be a constructive and
useful way to approach the research subject is underscored by the
effectiveness of this modestly sized literature review in at least
confirming the surface level assumption of a relationship between a
fatherless household and the likelihood of adverse consequences for those
children effected. To the point, the literature available already confirms
the presumption that the trends related to the fatherless household are
categorically negative and do have observable consequences.
Among them, the articles reviewed initiate their various discussions
based on the assumption that prevailing research is accurate. That is to
say that such articles as that by Anderson cite the availability of
significant amounts of available empirical discourse arguing that those who
lack a positive male role model, a father figure or access to a biological
father of any kind will suffer the developmental, sociological and
emotional consequences thereof. Citing the permeation in American society
of single-parent households produced by unwed motherhood as well as the
increasing commonality of divorce, the Anderson article produces for us the
finding that young individuals experiencing the deconstruction of the
family unit or engaging their formative years in a fractured family unit
will have a harder course to tread.
So is this reinforced by findings from our literature contending...
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