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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"adoptive parent"”.

  1. "Being" and "doing" - adoptive parents' experience of parenthood in the context of open adoption : an interpretative phenomenological analysis

    … study that explores what it is like to be an adoptive parent in the context of open adoption. It focuses on the dominant form of adoption in the United Kingdom which is domestic non-kin adoption of children from care. The focus of UK adoption policy is on securing the welfare of Looked After …

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  2. Adoptive Parenting From Placement to Adoption Order: “Long, Gruelling, Intrusive and in the End… Just Another Number on Someone’s Spreadsheet”

    Adoption is the process of the removal of parental rights from birth parent(s) to adoptive parent(s) (Seymor 2019). This research will consider the lived experiences of eight adoptive parents during the process of adopting their children, all eight adoptive parents have been given full parental …

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  3. SOCIAL WORKERS' ATTITUDES TOWARDS LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL AND TRANSGENDER ADOPTIONS

    … of the Attitude Toward Gay Men and Lesbians as Adoptive Parent Scale (APS) (α = .95). There were 28 survey respondents, however two surveys were discontinued due to incomplete informed consents. A series of Mann-Whitney <em>U</em> tests were conducted to find if two independent, yet similar …

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  4. WHEN WHO YOU ARE IS SOMEONE ELSE

    … they look like you. This is different from an adoptive parent who loves you and knows you because they have worked to make themselves familiar. But the familiarity of nurture is different from nature. Like animation, an adoptive family exists only when in motion. Its features are found in …

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  5. WHEN WHO YOU ARE IS SOMEONE ELSE

    … they look like you. This is different from an adoptive parent who loves you and knows you because they have worked to make themselves familiar. But the familiarity of nurture is different from nature. Like animation, an adoptive family exists only when in motion. Its features are found in …

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  6. Adoption in the USA: The racialised digital representation & monetisation of children

    … governments, private adoption agencies and adoptive parents. Though there have been extensive studies on the racialised political economic forces that shape US adoption practices, and separate research into the racialised structures of digital technology, this thesis breaks new ground by …

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  7. Implikasi legalitas akta hibah terhadap hak anak angkat mendapatkan wasiat wajibah dalam harta warisan

    … which takes account 1/3 of inheritance from adoptive parent. But, in reality there are a lot of problem appears when the inheritance is distributed. For example, if the asses or compulsory testament are prevented by an authentic deed of donation (section 1870 civil code). The aim of this …

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  8. The legal implications of customary law adoptions in South Africa

    … the need for regulation in South Africa was apparent. Consequently, the first South African common law adoption legislation took effect in 1924. Similarities and differences exist between adoption under Roman law and adoption under customary law. However, it is important to note that the …

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  9. The well-being and identities of 14- to 26-year-old intercountry adoptees and their non-adopted migrant peers in Western Australia

    … often into families with racially different parents, negatively affects the children ' s well-being and identity. Although empirical intercountry adoption research has increased elsewhere, Australian-based research has lagged behind. This thesis presents a body of evidence about the …

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