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Adversity, adoption and afterwards: A mid-life follow-up study of women adopted from Hong Kong

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Adversity, adoption and afterwards: A mid-life follow-up study of women adopted from Hong Kong

Julia Feast, Margaret Grant, Alan Rushton, John Simmonds, Carolyn Sampeys · British Agencies for Adoption and Fostering

This book examines women adopted from Hong Kong orphanages into UK families, following their lives into middle age. The publisher describes standardised outcome measures, comparisons with other adopted and non-adopted women, and qualitative interviews. Detailed findings are not summarised because the book itself was not reviewed.

Limitations: Publisher description and bibliographic information only. Historical, female intercountry-adoption cohort; not representative of all adoptees. Shares participants with other British Chinese Adoption Study publications. Publication relationship: this research was published by BAAF or in its Adoption & Fostering journal, now associated with CoramBAAF, an adoption-sector organisation. Publication does not establish that the organisation conducted the research; readers may take the institutional relationship into account.

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Longitudinal cohort research / book
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Age group
Adults
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Age group as recorded: adults

Adoption context: Historical intercountry adoption from Hong Kong to the UK

Programme: British Chinese Adoption Study

Institutional context: Adoption-sector advocacy/service organisation

Publication relationship: this research was published by BAAF or in its Adoption & Fostering journal, now associated with CoramBAAF, an adoption-sector organisation. Publication does not establish that the organisation conducted the research; readers may take the institutional relationship into account.

Relationship identified. Bibliographic relationships are not a bias or safety rating.

Topics: adult outcomes, identity, institutional deprivation, transracial adoption

Review scope: Source checked: Citation only. This does not imply full-text or independent human verification.

Country as recorded: United Kingdom; Hong Kong

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