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Lesley Cauble Sociology 101 Journal Review November 21, 2002 Timing of Parental Separation and Attachment to Parents in Adolescence: Results of a Prospective Study from Birth to Age 16 In this paper I will discuss a journal article that deals with divorce and the effect it has on children in society. ... In “Journal of Marriage and the Family” the article called Timing of Parental Separation and Attachment to Parents in Adolescences: Results of a Prospective Study from Birth to Age 16 that dealt specifically with this subject. ... For example, would the child remember their parents as overprotective or not. ... From the review of the literature, the researchers found that a separation and later a divorce would have a negative effect on the relationship between both parents and children and that as a teenager the child would not like the way they were treated during their childhood.