As the numbers of both transracial adoptions and interracial relationships have increased, the notion of family has expanded in recent decades beyond the traditional monoracial nuclear family. Changes in both of these factors have influenced family compositions and resulted in a larger number of immediate families (i.e., parents and their children) comprising more than one
This article on single-parent families delves into the dynamics and ramifications of single-parent households within the context of school psychology. It offers a comprehensive exploration of the prevalence and reasons behind single-parent families, the impact on child development, and their influence on academic outcomes. Furthermore, the article presents evidence-based interventions and support systems designed to
This article explores the intricate psychological impact of HIV/AIDS on families and caregivers within the framework of health psychology. The introduction provides a contextual foundation by elucidating the global prevalence and significance of HIV/AIDS, leading to an exploration of its repercussions on familial and caregiver dynamics. The subsequent sections delineate the emotional toll on families