How to evaluate a program focused on children’s participation in post-divorce decision-making?

Thank you.

My heartfelt thanks.

To evaluate a program centered on children's participation in post-divorce decision-making, key evaluation strategies include:

Child participation assessments: Develop tools to evaluate the extent and quality of children's involvement in decision-making processes.

Parent and child surveys: Administer surveys to both parents and children to gather perceptions on the child's participation and its impact.

Observational studies: Conduct observations to assess actual levels of child involvement in decision-making discussions.

Qualitative interviews: Engage children in qualitative interviews to understand their experiences and perspectives on participating in post-divorce decisions.

Outcome measures: Measure the outcomes of children's participation on their well-being and adjustment post-divorce.