Divorce
- Identify the micro-level factors that may contribute to divorce.
- How do these relate to your own life and/or marriage?
- How do these factors relate to other members of your immediate and extended family?
Research this topic both in your textbook and in at least three additional sources.
Write a scholarly article in APA format containing 300
| Assignment | Point Value | Total |
| Thoroughly identify | 100 points each | 100 points |
| Failure to provide scholarly research | -20 points | -20 points |
| Errors in Spelling/Grammar | -10 points | -10 points |
| Late assignment | -5 points per day | -10 points per day |
| Failure to post word count | -10 points | -10 points |
| Failure to write a minimum of 300 words | -10 points | -10 points |
Requirements: 300 words
Answer preview
The micro-factors relate to my other family members and the extended family as they can negatively influence the stability of their marriage in one way or another, leading to a divorce. For instance, I have witnessed the influence of the shift of family dependence on the breadwinner from the husband to wife in my extended family member’s divorce. Even though this was not the main factor that contributed to the divorce, it was one of the aspects that influenced it. When the women are economically empowered compared to their male counterparts, the male counterparts may feel threatened, hence instability in marriage (Yean-Ju, 2022). This usually happens when the women feel like ‘superpowers’ instead of being the supportive partners in the marriage.
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