Adjustments of Transracially and Inracially Adopted Young Adults
By W. Feigelman. 2000
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Subfields: Clinical Psychology, Demography, Safety Research
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- Cultural Socialization Practices in Domestic and International Transracial Adoption (2010, background): “Moreover, research that has compared the two groups has examined and found differences in adjustment and discrimination experiences (e.g., Feigelman, 2000), but has not specifically examined adoptee’s childhood experiences of cultural socialization.”
- ‘‘They don’t know what it’s like to be in my shoes’’: Topic avoidance about race in transracially adoptive families (2011, background): “Concerns surrounding transracial adoption, whether domestic or international, may be summed up in the question, ‘‘What could White parents possibly know about raising minority children?’’ This question has persisted over the past decades as researchers have attempted to assess transracial adoptees’ ”