Absorbed child syndrome

Great the term

David Kirschner, who coined offering, says that most adoptees can not be disturbed and that the syndrome only is applicable to "a small clinical subgroup".

Researchers Brodizinsky, Schechter, and Henig find that in a review of the literature, generally children adopted before age of six-months fare no otherwise than children raised thus to their biological parents. Later problems that to develop among children adopted of the child welfare system much later are usually associated with the end result of chronic early maltreatment from caregiving relationship; abuse these people neglect.

Psychologist Helen Jean Lifton, herself associated with adopted person, has written extensively on psychopathology evident in adopted people, primarily in Lost and located: The Adoption Experience, and Journey on the Adopted Self: A Hunt for Wholeness and briefly tackles Adopted child syndrome.

Take also

Child latest crime

Child welfare

Attachment problem

References

^ a b Lifton, Betty Carol (1975). Lost and Accepted: The Adoption Experience. Mobile phone Press. pp. 274275. ISBN 0-06-097132-0. http: //www. dadpeter. consortium. uk/.

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^ Lifton, Betty Jean (1994). [*Adopted Child Syndrome page, including bibliography Journey of the Adopted Self: A Quest for Wholeness]. Basic Books. ISBN 0-465-03675-9.

Adopted Child Syndrome page, including bibliography.?

^ Smith, Jerome. "The Adopted Child Syndrome: A Methodological Perspective" Families in Society 82 no5 491-7 S/O 2001

External links

Adopted Child Syndrome page, including bibliography

Adoption History: Psychopatholgy Studies

Adoption: Uncharted Waters Official Book Web Site

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Adoption and foster care

By country

Australia? France? Guatemala? Italy? United States

Issues

Adopted child syndrome? Adoption disclosure? Adoption home study? Adoption reunion registry? Adoption tax credit? Aging out? Child laundering? Closed adoption? Cultural variations in adoption? Disruption? Genealogical bewilderment? International adoption? Interracial adoption? Language of adoption? LGBT adoption? Open adoption? Sealed birth records

Laws

Access to Adoption Records Act? Adoption Information Disclosure Act? Adoption and Safe Families Act? Christian law of adoption in India? Foster Care Independence Act? Hague Convention? Hindu Adoptions and Maintenance Act (1956)? Islamic adoptional jurisprudence? Uniform Adoption Act

History

Adoption in ancient Rome? Baby scoop era? Home Children

Categories: Adoption parenting | Childhood psychiatric disorders.