Includes bibliographical references (p. [269]-305) and indexes.
Contents:
Contemporary adoption in the United States : implications for the next wave of adoption theory, research, and practice -- Changing attitudes of adoptive parents in Northern European countries -- Prenatal and postnatal risks to neurobiological development in internationally adopted children -- Adverse pre-adoption experiences and psychological outcomes -- Change and continuity in mental representations of attachment after adoption -- Beyond adopted/non-adopted comparisons -- Reconceptualizing openness in adoption : implications for theory, research, and practice -- Openness in adoption : outcomes for adolescents with their adoptive kinship networks -- The construction of adoptive parenthood and filiation in Italian families with adolescents : a family perspective -- International adoptions in Scandinavia : research focus and main results -- Methodological issues in using large-scale survey data for adoption research -- Recent changes and future directions for adoption research.
Series:
Advances in applied developmental psychology ; v. 24
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