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Los Diferentes Rostros De Las Familias Modernas

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ORLANDO, Fla. (Ivanhoe Newswire) — Cerca de 144 mil parejas del mismo sexo estan criando hijos en Estados Unidos. Muchos se preguntan si estos niños tienen mas o menos problemas de adaptacion que los hijos criados en hogares con padres heterosexuales, un nuevo estudio tiene la respuesta.

Dos mamas … papa y mama … o dos papas. Hoy dia las familias son cada vez mas diversas. Y las parejas de un mismo sexo adoptan niños siete veces mas que las heterosexuales. ¿Pero que efecto tiene en los niños el tener padres homosexuales? Un nuevo estudio muestra que no.

Sicologos de la Universidad de Kentucky siguieron a casi 100 familias adoptivas con hijos desde la infancia a la escuela intermedia. El estudio encontro que no habia una diferencia en la dinamica familiar e ntre familias con padres de un mismo sexo y familias con padres heterosexuales. Asimismo, la composicion de la familia no influyo sobre el comportamiento de los niños o su opinion sobre la adopcion. ¿Una factor que si tuvo un impacto sobre los hijos? La forma en que las familias lidiaban con los conflictos, sin importar la orientacion sexual de los padres. La conclusion de los expertos: no existe evidencia que demuestre que los hijos de familias homoparentales estan menos adaptados o equilibrados.

Otro estudio reciente demostro que los ninos criados por parejas del mismo sexo sacaban mejores notas en el colegio y tenian un 7 por ciento mas de probabilidades de graduarse de bachillerato que los niños criados por parejas heterosexuales.

Los contribuyentes a este reportaje incluyen: Cyndy McGrath, Supervisora Productora; Julie Marks, Productora de Campo; Roque Correa, Editor.

Producido por Child Trends News Service en asocio con Ivanhoe Broadcast News y auspiciado por una beca de la National Science Foundation.