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Divorce typically results in significant losses for all members of the family, losses that characteristically affect every part of each person's life. Adults and children are likely to lose a familiar household structure, home, neighborhood, children's school and friends, daily parent-child contact, economic status, established routines, physical and psychological well-being, and the feelings of safety and security that come from a sense of family stability and permanence. To the extent that the effects of these losses interact to create - or maintain - conflicted and dysfunctional relationships between parents, between parents and children, and between siblings, the children are likely to be harmed. 5. Which of these losses commonly occur(s) in divorce?
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