Psychological issues in adoption: research and practice

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Contemporary Adoption in the United States: Implications for the Next Wave of Adoption Theory, Research and Practice by D. Brooks, C. Simmel, L. Wind and R. P. Barth Changing Attitudes of Adoptive Parents in Northern European Countries by R. Hoksbergen and J. T. Laak Prenatal and Postnatal Risks to Neurobiological Development in Internationally Adopted Children by M. R. Gunnar and D. A. Kertes Adverse Preadoption Experiences and Psychological Outcomes by M. Rutter Change and Continuity in Mental Representations of Attachment After Adoption by J. Hodges, M. Steele, J. Kaniuk, S. Hillman and K. Henderson Beyond Adopted/Non-Adopted Comparisons by J. Palacios and Y. Sanchez-Sandoval Reconceptualizing Openness in Adoption: Implications for Theory, Research, and Practice by D. Brodzinsky Openness in Adoption: Outcomes for Adolescents within Their Adoptive Kinship Networks by H. D. Grotevant, Y. V. Perry and R. G. McRoy The Construction of Adoptive Parenthood and Filiation in Italian Families with Adolescents by R. Rosnati International Adoptions in Scandinavia: Research Focus and Main Results by M. Dalen Methodological Issues in Using Large-Scale Survey Data for Adoption Research by B. C. Miller, X. Fan, and H. D. Grotevant Recent Changes and Future Directions for Adoption Research by J. Palacios and D. Brodzinsky

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