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Openness in Adoption: What We Know So Far--A Critical Review of the Literature

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2018Pre-adoption adversities and adoptees' outcomes: The protective role of post-adoption variables in an Italian experience of domestic open adoption46 cited
2009Patterns and Predictors of Adoption Openness and Contact: 14 Years Postadoption40 cited
2013Mental health service utilization in children adopted from US foster care, US private agencies and foreign countries: Data from the 2007 National Survey of Adoption Parents (NSAP)34 cited
2012Open Adoption and Post-Adoption Birth Family Contact: A Comparison of Non-Relative Foster and Private Adoptions26 cited
2014Contact Between Birth and Adoptive Families During the First Year Post-Placement: Perspectives of Lesbian, Gay, and Heterosexual Parents25 cited
2016From Face-to-Face to Facebook: The Role of Technology and Social Media in Adoptive Family Relationships with Birth Family Members24 cited
2013Adoptees’ Contact With Birth Relatives in Emerging Adulthood

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2014Adult Birth Mothers Who Made Open Infant Adoption Placements after Adolescent Unplanned Pregnancy19 cited

2013Birth Parents’ Portrayals in Children’s Adoption Literature19 cited

2014Adopted children's country of origin and post-adoption parent–child relationship quality: Findings from the United States National Survey of Adoptive Parents (NSAP)19 cited