Successful Adoptive Families: A Longitudinal Study of Special Needs Adoption

Richard C. Tessler · Patricia Gorman · Victor K. Groze

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Foreword by James A. Rosenthal Preface The Study in Context The Research Study The Families and Children at a Glance and over Time Siblings Placed Together and Apart Physically and Sexually Abused Adoptees Social Support and the Adoptive Family Integration of Findings with Conceptual Model and Implications The Future of Adoption References Index

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