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Twins and virtual twins: Do genetic (as well as experiential) factors affect developmental risks?

Journal of experimental child psychology - 1 Aug 2015

Segal Nancy L, Tan Tony Xing, Graham Jamie L

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Factors underlying developmental delays and psychosocial risks are of interest to international adoption communities. The current study administered a Pre-Adoption Adversity (PAA) Questionnaire to mostly American parents raising (a) adopted Chinese twins or (b) same-age unrelated adopted siblings. A goal was to replicate earlier analyses of pre-adoption adversity/adjustment among adopted preschool-age Chinese...

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PMID: 25900540
DOI: 10.1016/j.jecp.2015.03.008

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