What are some of the adjustment problems children might suffer if they come from a divorced-family situation?

Children in divorced families are more likely than children in non divorced families to have academic problems,to show externalized problems (such as acting out and delinquency)and internalized problems (such as anxiety and depression),to be less socially responsible,to have less competent intimate relationships,to drop out of school,to become sexually active at an early age,to take drugs,to associate with antisocial peers,and to have low self-esteem.Yet 75 percent of children from divorced families do not have adjustment problems.