The Psychological Impact of Women and Children's Education After Divorce from Infidelity and Domestic Violence

Abstract

An experience that has a very bad impact on women on the continuation of their lives is one of the impacts of divorce. Apart from that, there are also children in a household who are also affected by the divorce of their parents. Therefore, this research aims to analyze the psychological impact of divorce due to infidelity and domestic violence as well as reviewing children's psychology as they continue their education. This research uses a qualitative phenomenological approach by taking a sample of four participants using a purposive sampling research technique. This is adjusted to the findings of case data in the age range of 25 to 40 years along with the steps for the collection technique carried out by conducting structured interviews with participants. The results of the interview data will be followed up by analysis using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA). The results of the research reveal the fact that the impact of divorce and domestic violence cases greatly affects women's psychology and There needs to be confirmation, further to prevent this, substance psychological improvement is needed.