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Title The Psychology of adoption / edited by David M. Brodzinsky, Marshall D. Schechter
Published New York ; Oxford : Oxford University Press, 1990
((1993[printing]))

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Description xviii, 396 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm
Contents Machine derived contents note: PART I: Theoretical Perspectives on Adoption Adjustment -- 1. A Stress and Coping Model of Adoption Adjustment, David M. Brodzinsky -- 2. Biologic Perspectives of Adoptee Adjustment, Remi J. Cadoret -- 3. Adoption from the Inside Out: a Psychoanalytic Perspective, Paul M. Brinich -- 4. The Meaning of the Search, Marshall E. Schechter and Doris Bertocci -- PART II: Research on Adoption -- 5. Outcomes in Adoption: Lessons from Longitudinal Studies, Michael Bohman and Soren Sigvardsson -- 6. Contrasting Adoption, Foster Care and Residential Rearing, John Triseliotis and Malcolm Hill -- 7. Acknowledgement or Rejection of Differences? Kenneth Kaye -- 8. Adoption and Identity Formation, Janet L. Hoopes -- 9. Adopted Adolescents in Residential Treatment: the Role of the Family, Harold D. Grotevant and Ruth G. McRoy -- 10. Adjustment in Interracial Adoptees: an Overview, Arnold R. Silverman and William Fiegelman -- 11. Adoption Disruption: Rates and Correlates, Trudy Festinger -- PART III. Clinical Issues in Adoption -- 12. Family Treatment after Adoption: Common Themes, Ann Hartman and Joan Laird -- 13. Solution-Focused Therapy with Adoptive Families, Judith Schaffer and Christina Lindstrom -- 14. The Residential Treatment of Severely Disturbed Adolescent Adoptees, Wells Goodrich, et al -- PART IV: Social Policy and Casework Issues in Adoption -- 15. History, Values, and Placement Policy Issues in Adoption, Elizabeth S. Cole and Kathryn S. Donley -- 16. Surrendering an Infant for Adoption: the Birthmother Experience, Anne B. Brodzinsky -- 17. Open Adoption, Anne Baran and Reuben Pannor -- 18. Foster Parent Adoption: The Legal Framework, Andre P. Derdeyn
Summary Recent empirical work has shown that adopted children are more vulnerable to a host of psychological problems than their non-adopted peers. In this book, theoretical, empirical, clinical, and social policy issues offer new insights into these problems
Analysis Adoption Psychology
United States
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages 349-382) and index
Subject Adopted children -- United States -- Psychology.
Adoption -- United States -- Psychological aspects.
Adoption.
Psychological Aspects
Adoption.
Adoption -- psychology.
Adoption.
Author Brodzinsky, David.
Schechter, Marshall D.
LC no. 89002902
ISBN 019504892X (alk. paper)
0195082737 (paperback)