Katarzyna Pazdro-Zastawny, Joanna Krajewska, Mateusz Kolator, Alicja Basiak-Rasała, Sara Górna, Tomasz Zatoński
Dietary habits, physical activity, and self-reported rhinosinusitis in children and adolescents
Frontiers in public health
divorce one harshest realities eastern societies worldwide intact component elementary social institution family grievously divorce rates escalating profound ramifications divorcees asia including pakistan therefore exploring challenges divorce genderbased dimensions pakistani context necessary particularly hazara division study followed pragmatic approach snowball sampling recruited 75 respondents data collected semistructured questionnaire analysed using ibm spss 25 descriptive statistics frequencies quantitative responses determined using percentages means standard deviations chisquare test independence principal component analysis multivariate analysis covariance performed find association dependent independent variables results demonstrated divorcees face childrenrelated issues followed economic social psychological issues impede postdivorce adjustment divorcees results showed immaturity divorcees genderspecific violence specifically women make challenging cope situation impede growth divorce results revealed half women men custody children divorce however fight custody children another major cause delayed adjustment results presented gender significantly influences womens intensity postdivorce adjustment constraints therefore concluded regardless gender ongoing conflicts exspouses inlaws made postdivorce adjustment divorcees difficult divorcees constant tugofwar fighting internal dilemmas pursuing individualistic ideals fulfilling societal norms values expectations battle complicates prolongs adjustments divorce study suggests institutional psychosocial family support critical proactively relieve divorcees resources children