Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Consequences of family disorganization are:
•Children who live in unstable families may express and experience their emotions in severe ways, suffer cognitively, and frequently struggle in school.
•They frequently struggle to interact with others and display age-appropriate social conduct.
•They frequently exhibit elevated levels of anxiety as well as unreasonable beliefs and concerns.
•Children may wear unclean or ill-fitting clothing, exhibit signs of undernutrition, suffer from eating disorders, or engage in food-related behaviors.
•In an effort to cover up their fears and instability, children may make stories that are contradictory or fantastical.
In a household with several children, smaller children may fall prey to parents as well as older siblings who act out scenarios or take out their own insecurities on them; in the absence of adults, older siblings are more likely to watch over younger children.
For kids, instability in any form is challenging. But for all of us, change is a part of life. They can learn to cope with life's ups and downs by seeing positive role models handle adversity. Parents have a huge impact on how their kids handle challenging circumstances. Parents who consider how their actions may affect their children in the long run, both now and in the future, put their children in a better position to succeed in the future.