Family Processes, Identity Development, and Behavioral Outcomes for Adopted Adolescents
@article{Grotevant1997FamilyPI, title={Family Processes, Identity Development, and Behavioral Outcomes for Adopted Adolescents}, author={H. Grotevant}, journal={Journal of Adolescent Research}, year={1997}, volume={12}, pages={139 - 161} }
Relationship processes of connection, regulation, and autonomy within families are considered with respect to the development of identity in adopted adolescents. Following discussion of the changing nature ofadoptive family relationships in North America and conceptual and methodological issues in the study of identity, it is argued that coherence of identity narratives can serve as a useful window on adolescent development. A research agenda linking family processes with identity developmentā¦Ā CONTINUE READING
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