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• W1540254005 abstract "Singapore, a successful cosmopolitan city-state rooted in a diverse Asian heritage and culture, is witnessing a trend of gradual increase in the number of divorces in its population. Unfortunately, amidst this concern for the causes of divorce, little attention has been given to how divorcees in Singapore cope and adapt to such a stressful lifechanging event. Even less attention has been given to whether divorced individuals have been able to make positive adjustments post-divorce and to grow through that experience. This research argues that contrary to conventional wisdom, divorce need not necessarily be “bad” and that post-divorce growth is a distinct possibility. Given that divorce in Singapore has shown a rising trend over the past few decades and that there will still be some broken marriages despite all the best efforts of social measures, counsellors and individuals. The researcher believes it is therefore necessary to explore the concept of a “good” divorce – one that could lead to the possibility of post-traumatic growth. Indeed, divorce cannot be seen as a single event and an aberration to societal norms. A non-judgemental understanding of the predisposing and precipitating factors of divorce; the indicators of problem marriages; the adjustment process; and finally the post-divorce reconciliation, is necessary in any comprehensive study of divorce in Singapore. While divorce is a personal decision and most divorcees are left alone to contend with its aftermath, it has implications on those around the divorced individuals. Hence, given that divorce has such wide ranging psychological, physical, and societal ramifications, a purely quantitative study of empirical data alone is unlikely to illuminate the understanding of the complex issues thrown up by the dynamic process of divorce. This research instead employs a dual quantitative-qualitative methodology to examine the multifaceted issues of divorce. The empirical work in this thesis has two aspects: the first involves exploring the divorcees’ perceived reasons for divorce, and" @default.
• W1540254005 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W1540254005 creator A5075541082 @default.
• W1540254005 date "2010-01-01" @default.
• W1540254005 modified "2023-09-27" @default.
• W1540254005 title "Divorce factors: outcomes, adjustments and interventions: a three-part study on the Singapore experience" @default.
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