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Foster parent perceptions of placement breakdown

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2015Child behaviors as a moderator: Examining the relationship between foster parent supports, satisfaction, and intent to continue fostering72 cited
2019Foster parents' needs, perceptions and satisfaction with foster parent training: A systematic literature review

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2010Arranging stability for children in long-term out-of-home care65 cited

2013The road to placement breakdown: Foster parents' experiences of the events surrounding the unexpected ending of a child's placement in their care55 cited

2017Foster children’s behavioral development and foster parent stress: testing a transactional model53 cited

2019Children and youth in out-of-home care: What can predict an initial change in placement?52 cited

2014Perspectives of Foster Parents and Social Workers on Foster Placement Disruption48 cited

2018Examining the Influence of Social Support on the Relationship Between Child Behavior Problems and Foster Parent Satisfaction and Challenges43 cited

2014Challenging behaviour in foster care: what supports do foster carers want?39 cited

2018“We felt completely left to ourselves.” Foster parents' views on placement disruption39 cited

2013Children in foster care: What behaviours do carers find challenging?37 cited