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psychological parent: a standalone construct

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psychologicalparent1 CONSTRUCTPsychological parentGOLDSTEIN · CHILD WELFARE

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Child welfare

the adult who, through day-to-day interaction and care, fulfills a child's psychological needs for a parent, whether or not that adult is the biological parent.

In child welfare, psychological parent refers to the adult who, through day-to-day interaction and care, fulfills a child's psychological needs for a parent, whether or not that adult is the biological parent. This meaning comes from Goldstein (1973) in Beyond the best interests of the child.[1]

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References

  1. Goldstein, J. (1973). Beyond the best interests of the child. Burnett Books. ISBN 9780233972428

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