Assertion: alienation's parent | /r/HasProperty | angry
Facets:
value: with one another
type: OTHER
value: in moderate parental alienation
type: OTHER
value: simply
type: DEGREE
value: with a child
type: OTHER
value: at ex-spouse
type: OTHER
value: at the spouse
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: extremely
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: A parent who is angry at the spouse or ex-spouse accomplishes this estrangement by painting a negative picture of the other parent via deprecating comments, blame, and false accusations shared with the children.
text: The targeted parent is outraged, bewildered, hurt, and betrayed.
text: Moderate alienation may be perpetrated by a parent who is extremely angry with his or her ex-spouse but lacks the self-control to manage his or her own behaviors.
text: Parents may be angry with a child or criticise them if they express love or enjoyment of time with their other parent.
text: None of these solutions may be effective if the child's opinion and emotions are too entrenched, if the parents are simply too angry with one another to cooperate effectively, or if one of the parents is actively working to undermine the other parent's relationship with the child.
text: In moderate parental alienation, the alienating parent is angry and obviously upset with the other parent when they denigrate them.
text: If the parent is angry and putting the child in the middle of the conflict, they are beyond mild.
text: Nearly every parent is disappointed and angry when the couple’s relationship fails.
text: Many people going through a divorce find that deciding on custody is the hardest part, and parents can be so angry with one another, that they forget that the children are stuck in the middle.