| Description |
1 online resource (52 pages) |
| Contents |
Introduction; TIme 1: the preschool years; TIme 2: middle childhood; Time 3: follow-up in late adolescence; The adopted young people: how were they getting on in adolescence; The adoptive families: what contact was taking place with birth relatives?; Adoptive families' experiences of direct contact; Adoptive families' experiences of indirect contact; The satisfaction of young people with their contact arrangements; The adoptive families: adoption communication openness; Young people's perspectives on adoption communication openness |
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Being adopted: young people's construction of an adoptive identityBirth relatives: well-being and adjustment to the adoption, 16 years on; The birth relatives: contact pathways and experiences; Social networking websites: new challenges for adoptive parents, birth relatives and adopted young people; Summary of findings and practice implications; Publications from earlier stages of the study |
| Notes |
Print version record |
| Subject |
Adopted children -- Family relationships
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Birthparents -- Family relationships
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Adopted children -- Family relationships.
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Birthparents -- Family relationships.
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Beek, Mary
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Ward, Emma
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| ISBN |
9781910039137 |
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1910039136 |
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