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Child Welfare
; 73(3): 261-9, 1994.
Artigo
em Inglês
| MEDLINE
| ID: mdl-8005019
RESUMO
This article presented data from interviews with 29 adult foreign-born adoptees and 23 adoptive parents, highlighting M.S.W. students' impressions of the interviewees' responses. The students' main observations stressed individualizing adoptees and their families, cautioning against falling into the all-too-easy trap of self-fulfilling labeled behavior. A second theme was the importance of each social worker's own sensitivity and attitudes toward this type of racial mixing, and emphasized professional and personal self-awareness.