التفكك الأسري وأثره على الأبناء في منطقة حوض الأشراف بمحافظة تعز

الملخص EN

The study aimed to identify the causes that lead to family disintegration, and its impact on children in the basin al- Ashraf area in Taiz governorate.

The researcher used the descriptive approach, and the tool consisted of a questionnaire consisting of (40) items.

It was distributed on a sample of fathers and sons with broken families consisting of (90) individuals, of whom (45) were fathers, and (45) were sons, and the results of the study showed that all causes obtained an overall average of (2.24 out of 3) with a rating of (medium) The mean paragraphs ranged between (2.62- 1.98) with (large- medium) estimates, the most important of which are: There is a big difference in age between spouses; With an average of (2.62), then the deteriorating economic situation in Yemeni society.

Average (2.61) and finally; Inefficiency between spouses in knowledge, pedigree and money with an average (2.58), The effects of disintegration on children obtained an overall average (2.21 out of 3) with a (medium) rating, and the mean scores ranged between (2.77- 1.71) with estimates of the effect between (large- medium), the most important of which are: The children's tendency for violence and involvement in extremist groups, with an average of (2.77), then the hatred and hatred of the children against the family and society as a whole was born.

With an average of (2.51) and the emergence of a generation neglectful of its rights and the rights of society on it with an average of (2.48), while the study did not reveal statistically significant differences at the level of (α≤0.05) between the responses of the sample members at the level of the questionnaire and the presence of significant differences in their response in three statements, one in favor of parents and two statements.

For the benefit of children, Based on the results, the researcher recommended building facilities to accommodate and educate children who are victims of the phenomenon of family disintegration, and organizing intensive programs to educate families about legal, family and community rights and duties through schools, universities and various media.