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Exchanging Information Post Adoption: Views of Adoptive Parents and Birth Parents
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  • 1997Contact between Children Placed Away from Home and their Birth Parents: Research Issues and Evidence122 cited
  • 1973In search of origins : the experiences of adopted people102 cited
  • 1984The postadoption experience of surrendering parents.80 cited
  • 1993Adoptive parents' perceptions of, and comfort with, open adoption.59 cited
  • 1978Birth Parents Who Relinquished Babies for Adoption Revisited53 cited
  • 1967Adopted children: how they grow up53 cited
  • 1996Birth Mothers and their Mental Health: Uncharted Territory45 cited
  • 1984Open adoption as standard practice.42 cited
  • 1996Adoption with contact: Implications for policy and practice34 cited
  • 1993Computers in Child Welfare: Planning for a More Serviceable Work Environment.14 cited

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  • 2009Supporting the Birth Relatives of Adopted Children: How Accessible Are Services?21 cited
  • 2003Accepting the Reality of Adoption: Birth Relatives' Experiences of Face-to-Face Contact19 cited

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