(PDF) The Effects of Adoption on Foster Children's Well-Being: A ...
Adopted children scored higher on IQ, school-performance, and lack of behavioral problems than their non-adopted siblings or peers who stayed behind in orphanages or foster homes.
Three historical trends in adoption research are identified: the first focusing on risk in adoption and identifying adoptee—nonadoptee differences in adjustment; the second examining the...
Understanding the Concept of Adoption: A Qualitative …
This qualitative study used individual interviews to examine 25 participants—8 adoptive mothers and fathers, and their 5- to 14-year-old sons (n=5) and daughters (n=4) adopted before 18 months.
Theses and Dissertations on Adoption
Intercountry adoption: The experiences and adjustments of families adopting children from Latin America, China, and the United States. Unpublished doctoral dissertation: University of Texas …
Running head: ATTITUDES TOWARD ADOPTION BY SAME-SEX …
individuals’ attitudes toward adoption by same-sex couples is crucial given that public opinion often contributes to the decisions of policymakers (Camilleri & Ryan, 2006; Scott, 1998). This …
The Future of Adoption: Concluding Thoughts about Research, …
Therefore, a key question for adoption research asks how we can promote the healthy development of children and families through strengthening relationship connections: …
A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF TRANSRACIAL ADOPTION LITERATURE …
adoption: Racial awareness, self-efficacy, and socialization practices” the study focuses on finding related variables regarding transracial adoptions and cultural and racial socialization …
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Adopted children scored higher on IQ, school-performance, and lack of behavioral problems than their non-adopted siblings or peers who stayed behind in orphanages or foster homes.
Three historical trends in adoption research are identified: the first focusing on risk in adoption and identifying adoptee—nonadoptee differences in adjustment; the second examining the...
This qualitative study used individual interviews to examine 25 participants—8 adoptive mothers and fathers, and their 5- to 14-year-old sons (n=5) and daughters (n=4) adopted before 18 months.
Intercountry adoption: The experiences and adjustments of families adopting children from Latin America, China, and the United States. Unpublished doctoral dissertation: University of Texas …
individuals’ attitudes toward adoption by same-sex couples is crucial given that public opinion often contributes to the decisions of policymakers (Camilleri & Ryan, 2006; Scott, 1998). This …
Therefore, a key question for adoption research asks how we can promote the healthy development of children and families through strengthening relationship connections: …
adoption: Racial awareness, self-efficacy, and socialization practices” the study focuses on finding related variables regarding transracial adoptions and cultural and racial socialization …