1952
DOI: 10.1111/j.2044-8341.1952.tb00796.x
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Dreamy States in Children With Apparent Recession and Approach of Objects

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“…They referred to this as not having a voice and related it to their adoption. It seemed to have developed from a lack of open communication and a fear of rejection, both evident in the existing literature (Dennis, 2014;Schofield & Beek, 2006;Verrier, 2012). The participants felt this difficulty was compounded by being adopted as a baby and their emotional needs not being fully acknowledged.…”
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“…They referred to this as not having a voice and related it to their adoption. It seemed to have developed from a lack of open communication and a fear of rejection, both evident in the existing literature (Dennis, 2014;Schofield & Beek, 2006;Verrier, 2012). The participants felt this difficulty was compounded by being adopted as a baby and their emotional needs not being fully acknowledged.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Recent developments in the field seek to mitigate the complications associated with adoption brought about by a lack of open communication and knowledge of one's heritage (Lifton, 1994;Morgan, 2017;Verrier, 2012). However, the participants in this research did not benefit from these developments.…”
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