The role of birth country/heritage interest in adult international adoptees’ wellbeing
ERA data examined interest in Romania, heritage engagement, birth-family contact and adult wellbeing.
Limitations: Highly specific Romanian institutional-adoption cohort. Publication relationship: Adoption & Fostering is published by SAGE on behalf of CoramBAAF (historically BAAF), an adoption-sector organisation. This identifies the publication context, not proof that the organisation conducted or commissioned the study. Readers may take this relationship into account when interpreting the findings.
- Research type
- Longitudinal cohort
- Source reviewed
- Full text
- Peer reviewed
- Yes
- Age group
- Adolescents / Young adults
Study context and review
Age group as recorded: Adolescents; young adults
Adoption context: Intercountry adoption
Programme: English and Romanian Adoptees Study
Institutional context: Adoption-sector advocacy/service organisation
Publication relationship: Adoption & Fostering is published by SAGE on behalf of CoramBAAF (historically BAAF), an adoption-sector organisation. This identifies the publication context, not proof that the organisation conducted or commissioned the study. Readers may take this relationship into account when interpreting the findings.
Relationship identified. Bibliographic relationships are not a bias or safety rating.
Topics: birth country, birth family, heritage, identity, UK research
Review scope: Source checked: Full text. This does not imply full-text or independent human verification.
Country as recorded: UK; Romania
- Funding
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- Commissioner
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- Funder role
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- Declared conflicts
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- Recruitment
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- Adoptee involvement
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Entry: study_837897f6bbd95c16