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• 2004Adolescent Search for Birthparents52 cited
• 2001The Long-term Outcome of Reunions Between Adult Adopted People and their Birth Mothers50 cited
• 2000The reasons why young children are placed for adoption: findings from a recently placed sample and a discussion of implications for subsequent identity development49 cited
• 2005Identity Issues for Looked after Children with No Knowledge of Their Origins: Implications for Research and Practice44 cited
• 1996Adoption as deviance: Socially constructed parent‐child kinship as a stigmatized and legally burdened relationship43 cited
• 2000Adoption as a Family Form43 cited
• 1997The Dilemma of Adoption Reunion: Establishing Open Communication between Adoptees and Their Birth Mothers42 cited
• 2009Reunions of Adoptees Who Have Met Both Birth Parents: Post-Reunion Relationships and Factors that Facilitate and Hinder the Reunion Process41 cited
• 2001Expectations and experiences of participants in ongoing adoption reunion relationships: A qualitative study.38 cited
• 1998Adoptee Dissimilarity from the Adoptive Family: Clinical Practice and Research Implications37 cited
• 1998Adoption Reunions: A New Side to Intergenerational Family Relationships35 cited
• 2014“They Were Strangers Who Loved Me”: Discussions, Narratives, and Rituals During Korean Adoptees’ Initial Reunions with Birth Families34 cited