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Adoption Which Updateeprevious ERIC Clearinghouse on Elementary DOCOMENT' PES09E' ID 191 994 PS 010 416 AUTHOR O'Connell, Dorothy, Comp.: And Others TITLE Research Relating to Children. Bulletin 40: September 1977-February 1978. INSTITUTION ERIC ClearinghoAse on Early'Childhood Education, Urbana, Ill. SPONS AGENCY Administration for Children, tiouth, and Families (DHEV), WOhington, D.C.: Children's Bureau (DHEw), Washington, PUB DATE Feb 78 CONTRACT . OCD-CB-02'' NOTE 176p. AVAILABLE 'FROM Superintendent of Documents, U.S. dovernment Printing Office, Washington, DC 20402 (Stock No. 017-090-01901-9, S3.75) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC08 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS Adolescents: Adoption: *Annotated Bibliographies; Child buse; *Child Development: *Children; Cultural Factor Delinquency; Educational Research; Exceptional Child Research; Family Relationship: Health Services; Infant Behavior; Longitudinal Studies: *Research.Methodology: Sdeial Services; socioeconomic Influences' ABSTRACT' This bulletin, number 40, provides an inventory 3f abstracts of ongoing or recently complete'd research studies relating to children. In addition, Bulletin 40 contains a bibliographyon adoption which updateeprevious ERIC Clearinghouseon Elementary and Early Childhood .Education bibliograThies on the subject. Bib4ographic sources of the bulletin include'ERIC documents,journal articles, books, reports, and conferencespapers. Citations are entered under the-following categories: long-teri research, growth and development, special groups of children, the child and the familye socioeconomic and cultural factors, educational factOrs and services, social services, and health services. Only research reported between September 1977 and February 1978 is included in this tissue of the Bulletin. (Author/RH) v, 41******************************************************************** .' . * Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made \* * from the original document. ********************************************************************* Ut DEPARTMENT OP HIALTH. EDUCATION WILPAIIII NATIONAL INSTITUTE Of EDUCATION HI% 001 tIMP NT HAS SF F N c) U.I I NE Pao RESEARCH I. X#11, II V AS R IVEO P ROM I III Pt R `.01# OR ORGANIZA IONOF/IC.1N- A MI. IIPOIN T., OF VIEW OR OPINIONS !Alt 0 00 NOT NM %%ARILY RE PRF co N T 01 I( lAt NA IONAl IN s. !IMF POF RELATING TO 01), AT ION 00511 ION OH POL. I( CHILDREN Bulletin 40 L Prepared by Dorothy OTonnell Sandra Bajjalieh Julianne Lee Charlton S. AS September 1077February 1978 rH C/D 'p asi For sale by the Superintendent ofDocuments, U.S. Government Printing Offite, Washington, D.Q. NON , 4 2 'o NOTES: . Rareerch Relining to Children is prepared under the direction of Lilian G. Katz, Ph.D., Director, ERIC Clearinghouse on Early Childhood Education. Investigators who wish to submit abstracts of their research projects should addresscorr9spondence to: t . Research Relating to Children 805 West Pennsy)vania Avenue Urbana, Illinbis 61801 Research Releting to Children, Bulletin 40 was prepared pursuant to Contracttc)CD-CB-02,Chil- . dren'S Bureau; Administration for Children, Youth, and Families; Offip of Human-Development Services, U.S. Department -of Health, t ducation, and Welfare. Contractors undertaking such proj- ects upder Government sponsorship are encouraged to express freely their judgmentin profes- sional and technical matters. Points of view or opinions do not, therefore, necessarily representttie official position or policy of The Administration for Children, Youth, and Families. , 4 ii PREFACE Resmrch Relating to Children, Bulletin 40 inclitclesreports of research in prpgress or recently completed resear ch. With the excejlion of thee.ct ion on Long-Term Research, it does not repeat studies included in Bulletini 1 through 39,even though they are still in progress. This issue, therefore, does not reflect all research relatingto cyldren, but only research reported to us from Septerither 1977 tyrough Februar y 1978. In addition to reports of current research, Bulletin40 contains Adopts:on: A Bibliography, which updates previous ERIC Cleatinghouseon Early Childhood Education bibliographies on the subject. The bibliographic sources include ERIC documents,journal articles, books, reports, and conference papers that we hopeyou will find useful. Publi,cation references and plans are cited in .theabstracts of research in the bulletin. The Clearinghouse, howevecdoei not rnahitain informatioon the publications of the investigators. If you wish to obtaih further details aboutany of therojetts, please check professional journals in r A _ the appropriate field or write directly to the investigator. c= We wish to thank investigators who havesubmitted reports of their research and those who have inforriled us orother studies. We vivishto acknowledge the valuable assistance of the Social Research Grotip, GeQrge Washington Universityand the foundations that have providedus with informalbn about their research grants. Lilian G. Katz, Ph.D. Director ERIC Clearinghouse on Early t hildhood Education * 1 i 4 8. 3 ' To Research Investigators This publitetion is only as complete as you are willingstO make it. On Page 173 you will find a form forI epo t ing your current research. On page 177 you will find aforM to let us know.of other investigators who are working in the field. Please let us hear from you. Research Relating to Children 805 Vest Pennsylvania Avenue Urbana, Illinois 61801, iv z 1 1, CONTENTS Page BIBLIOGRAPHY Adoption: A Bibliography 1 LONG-TERM RESEARCH 13 .GROWTHAND DEVELOPMENT '- General 29 Physical 29, Intellectual A 36 Personality 4 61 .1 Social 64 SPECIAL GROUPS OF tHILDREN Physically Handicapped Mentally Retarded 84 Gifted 86 Emotionally Disturbed and Mentally III 88 Juvenile Delinquency 92 Cor reef ions 93 THE CHILD IN THE FAMILY Family Relations 95 Childrearinq 100 SOCIOECONDMIC AND CULTURAL FACTORS 105 EDUCATIONAL FACTORS AND SERVICES General Education . 111 Specific Skills , ., 123, Special Education 128 SOCIAL SERVICES 133 HEALTH SERVICES 141 INSTITUTION iNDEX *1.49 INVESTIGATOR INDEX 155 SUBJECT INDEX 161 OTHER ABSTRACTING JOURNALS AND SERVICES 171 SUMMARY OF RESEARCHAEPORT FORM 173 - v INVESTIGATOR REPORT FORM 4 177 _r 6 1 ADOPTION: . A BIBLIOGRAPHY This selective bibliographyon adoption is divided into two sections: (1) Journal Articles-and ERIC Documents and (2) Books, Directorles, am( RepoCts. Citations of ERIC documents (denoted by EDnumbers) and some journals were retrieved frm the ERIC Data Base. Journal citationswere also obtained from other data bases including: PSycho- logical Abstracts, Social Sciseaych, Child Abuse'and Neglect, Sociological Abstracts, and PAlS,Inc. 7 Books and journal articlesare a ailable in public libraries. ERIC documentsmax be ordered from. Computer Micro( ilin.lnter national Corporation R IC Document Reproduct ion Ser vice P.O. Box 190 Arlingt(10, Virginia 22210 ERIC studies may be ordered on microfiche (ME) or hard Copy (HC). To read MF transparent film card), use a microfiche reader availablein most librar ies. HC is a photo-copy of the original documen t. Major descriptors (marked with asterisks)and minor descriptors appear undersome citations. Descriptors with asterisks denote thedocument's majorssubject matter;terms without asterisks suggest topics of,lesser import thlit are covered in thedocument. Journal-Articles and ERIC Documents Aldridge, Delores P. Problems and approachesto black adoption. Family Coordinator, October 1974, 23(4), 407 410. Adoption (Child), Adoptive Parents Negroes \ Anderson, Sealed record in ,adoption controversy. SocialService Review, 197751(1), 141-154. Baig, T.A. and Gopinath, C. Adoption: - I nd i an scene. Indian Journal of Social Work,1976, 37(2), , .135-140. Baran, Annette et al. Open adoption. SocialWork, March 1976, 21(21, 97-100. - *Adoption, *Changing Attitudes, *Child Retiring,*Confidential Records, Parent Child Relationship, *Parent Role, RolePerception, Social Work, State of tha Art Reviews , Baran, Annette et e. Adoptiveparents and the sealed record controve4y. Social Casework,No- vember 1974, 55(9), 531-536, I. Adbptibn (Child), Adoptive Parents, Civil RtghtsMovement, Legal Prdcesses .1 Barinbaum, .Lea. Identity crisisin adolescence: The problem of .an adopted girl. Adolescence, Winter 1974, 9(36), 947554. Adolescents, Adopted Children, Human Females,, Identity Crisis, Parfent Child Re- lat ions Bass, Celia. Matchmaker, matchmaker: Older-chi adoption failures. Child Welfare, JO ly 1975, 54(7), 505-512. Adoption (Child), Children, Social Casework, Social Caseworkers Bellucci, Matitda T. Treatment of latency-age adopted children and parents. Soc10 Casework, May 1975, 56(5), 297-301. Adop led Children, Family Therapy, Foster Parents, Group Psychotherapy Bergman, N.W. 'law. Termination of parental rights. A new standard fOr balancing the right 6f parents, children, and society. Emory Law Journal, Winter 1975,e24(1), 183-194. Paents, *Child Protection, *Custody of the Child, *Georgia, *Judicial Decisions, *Parents AdequacY, *Parents Rights, *State Laws Bonham, Gordon Scott. Who adopts: The relationship of adoption and social-deThographic char- acter istigs of women. Journal of Marriage and the FaMily, May 1977, 39(2), 295-305. *Adoption, *Beh9vior Patterns, Family InflOence, *Family Life, *Females, Re- search Projects, Social Behavior, *Social Factors Bourgeois, M. Psychiatric aspects of adoption_ Annales Medico-Psychólogiques, June 1975, 2 (1), 13-103. (Note: Printed in French) Adopted Children, Adoption (Child) Adoptive Parents Bbwen, D.A. Inheritance rights of parties to adoption of a child: Conflicts
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