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stress and coping model of adoption: a standalone construct

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stress and copingmodel of adoption1 CONSTRUCTStress and coping modelBRODZINSKY · CHILD WELFARE

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Child welfare

a model explaining adopted children's adjustment through their appraisals of adoption-related loss and the coping strategies they use across development.

In child welfare, stress and coping model of adoption refers to a model explaining adopted children's adjustment through their appraisals of adoption-related loss and the coping strategies they use across development. This meaning comes from Brodzinsky (1990) in The Psychology of adoption.[1]

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References

  1. Brodzinsky, D. (1990). The Psychology of adoption. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780195048926

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