Family disorganization

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FAMILY
a group of two or more people that are related by
blood, marriage (registered or de facto) adoption,
step or fostering, and who usually live together in
the same household
this includes newlyweds without children, gay
partners, couples with dependants, single parents
with children, sibling living together, and many
variations.
Disorganization
The disturbance of a systematic arrangement
causing disorder and confusion
it may be associated with parental
overburdening or loss of significant others who
served as role models for children or support
systems for family members
can contribute to the loss of social controls that
families usually impose on their members
 backgrounds
Un-pleasant functioning within the family is called family disorganization
when misunderstandings and incompatibilities are growing up among
family members
those situations where behavior patterns are unproductive and need to be
changed
it may include tension between relationships i.e., tension between child
and parents, husband and wife
social disorganization theory
The main feature of this theory are crimes and law
breaking of society.
According to this theory, “mutual relationship supports
positive behavior and produces sense of social
responsibility but when any fault exist among mutual
relationship then the sense of social responsibility and
organization lost which can lead to negative and even
criminal behavior.”
This theory began its focus on urban difficulty
causes of family
disorganization
causes of family disorganization
LACK OF PRIVACY
causes of family disorganization
INCOMPATIBILITY LIKE IN AGE,
MENTALITY, PERSONALITY, AND
CULTURE
STRENGTH OF COMMUNICATION,
LIKE DIDN’T GIVE PROPER TIME TO
FAMILY
LACK OF MUTUAL
UNDERSTANDING
MISUNDERSTANDING
PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS
CONFLICT, INCLUDING
ABUSE/NEGLECT
CHANGE IN ATTITUDE
causes of family disorganization

INTERFERENCE OF IN-LAWS
AND OTHER PEOPLES
 causes of family disorganization

UNEMPLOYMENT,
LACK OR POOR
RESOURCES, AND
LOW INCOME
causes of family disorganization

POOR DISCIPLINE
& LACK OF
SOCIAL CONTROL
effects OF family
disorganization
effects OF family disorganization
stress, hopelessness, anxiety, and other
mental disorders or illness
sense of un-security or loneliness
after divorce of parents, children have low or
no warmth feelings
low self-esteem
stubbornness
pessimism
emotionally & mentally un-
satisfaction/disturbance
lack of empathy
effects OF family disorganization

EVILS
SOCIAL
CRIMINAL/
effects OF family disorganization
SUICIDAL ATTEMPTS
Recommendations OR
suggestions
To improve the family disorganization, it is necessary to learn
the 3 R’s of order which are: RULES, ROLES, and RIGHTS
 RULES
Every member must understand that definite actions are expected while other
actions will not be accepted.
Children need clear limitations about rules and regulation, so, giving them
warmth feelings, self-confidence, security to become their best and teach those
moral values and all the rules in the friendly manner and understand their
feelings
keep the list short
write them down
communicate with them
be consistent
pick your issue
 ROLES

Every member of family has its own role to be played for the survival of family and
society
when those roles are not clarify and identifies purposefully which may not be healthy
and appropriate, then everyone will force them to be improper role
for example, parents have the vital roles of authority and they are decision marker as
well
children are the citizens of society and have the right to speak in family affairs in a
proper way
 RIGHTS

Everyone should have right to listen to others and use respectful

SEXUAL ASSAULT PROPERTY DISPUTE

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
50% of men who abuse their spouses also abuse their children
between 3.3 and 10 million children live in homes where
domestic violence takes place
75% of boys who witness domestic violence have been found
to have demonstrable behavioral problems
family disorganization in nepal

DIVORCE
8000 married couples separated legally in 2012
942 couples got separated through supreme,
appellate and district courts
1745 couples got divorced from Kathmandu district
court
family disorganization in nepal

SEXUAL ASSAULT
29% of sexual assaults are committed by an intimate
partner
it is not about sex, rather, about power and control.
most assailants have willing sexual partners
 Conclusion
Family is a vital and significant factor in the social
development
Family disorganizations can contribute to the loss
of social control which is imposed by family
members
People, especially children, suffers a lot mentally
& from all aspects of social & personal life and
the risk factor of becoming a criminals/suicidal
activities are higher
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CANLAS, VIOLA BENNETT V.

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