Does Family Preservation Serve a Child's Best Interests?Georgetown University Press, 2000 - 156 páginas The central issue posed in this book is whether the interests of abused and neglected children are best served by family preservation or adoption. The two authors take up opposing sides of the argument, each offering a view on whether truly dysfunctional families should always remain together. |
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Ruth McRoy | 11 |
Empirical Support for Family Preservation | 23 |
Adoption Challenges | 41 |
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Does Family Preservation Serve a Child's Best Interests? Howard Altstein,Ruth G. McRoy Visualização parcial - 2000 |
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abuse and neglect adopted children adoptees Adoption and Safe adoptive families adoptive parents African American children African American families agencies Altstein Barth behavior Berrick Berry birth families birth parents black child black children child abuse child welfare system children in foster children in kinship designed develop Dubowitz dysfunctional effective environment evaluation factors family members family preservation interventions family preservation programs family preservation services family reunification federal foster care system foster children foster families foster parents funding goal Haapala Hispanic home-based Homebuilders inracial adoption kinship care kinship foster legislation McRoy MEPA National needs number of children option out-of-home placement outcomes parental rights Pecora percent permanency plan placed practice preservation and kinship prevent problems race racial removed reported response reunification Safe Families Act social learning social learning theory social workers substance abuse success TANF termination of parental theory tion transracial adoption transracial placements white families