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Hi my name is Anna Hall and I'm doing a senior research project on young adult adoptees wanting to get a better idea of the process of your adoption. This information will stay confidential if you wish. I am conducting this research because i am studying to be a counselor for adoptees and their families and am wanting a better idea of how families and the adoptee can prepare and get through the hard times and life changing process. If you don't mind filling out this questionnaire I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you so much!
Interview Questions
Please answer the following questions to the best of your ability with complete honesty. These questions will either require a short answer or yes/no response.
1. Are you happy with your current family setting?
2. How old were you when you were adopted?
3. Have you ever felt any resentment towards your biological parents?
4. Do you currently experience feelings of resentment towards your birth parents?
5. Do you feel emotionally accepted by your adoptive family?
6. Was adoption an openly discussed topic in your home?
7. Do you ever wonder about your birth parents?
8. Do you know anything about your biological background?
9. Do you identify yourself with your adoptive families origin?
10. What positive effects has your adoptive family had on you?
11. Are there any negative things about being adopted?
12. Do you want to know more about your biological background? Why?
13. Does the thought of looking for your biological parents make you nervous? Why?
14. How has adoption shaped your life?
15. Do you see yourself adopting a child? Why or why not?
16 Have you ever felt like there is something missing in your life?
17. Do you wonder if your biological parents would want to know you?
18. Have you forgiven your biological parents for giving you up for adoption?
19. How have you coped with being adopted in your family?
20. Do you see your adoption as a defining factor of your individuality?
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I believe the general rule is no one under the age of 18 can be a member on this forum. I would also point out that if an AP has their child fill out the questions and provide the answers to you how can you expect completely honest answers from an adoptee when their AP will see the answers? Kind regards,Dickons
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Anna -
Please note that requests for surveys & research should be emailed to me first before posting. So if you'll do a quick email and let me know what university (I'm assuming it's Patten University based on your username), your overseeing professor's name & contact information, and what your research will be used for (publication or not), I'd appreciate that.
Also, for clarifications sake, you might want to specifiy what you mean by "Young Adult". What ages are you looking for in your responses? Adult implies 18 and over but "Young Adult" has various interpretations.
Thanks!
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When I say young adults I do mean the ages of 18 - 25. This is not a gender specific study. Also I do understand there is a risk of parents seeing this, if there is anything you are uncomfortable with parents seeing I would suggest emailing me personally or seriously considering answering at all as I know this can and will bring up some very serious and intense emotions that may not have been dealt with yet or realized. Thank you!
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