Predicting success for new foster parents

Patricia W. Cautley · Martha J. Aldridge

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It is possible to predict a successful foster placement. This may be done through information obtained in interviews with potential foster parents, combined with data on the foster child, the social worker, and the constellation produced by adding the child to the family.

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