Should persons who wish to become adoptive parents be screened and subject to either pre- or post-placement
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Should persons who wish to become adoptive parents be screened and subject to either pre- or post-placement studies? Should we subject persons who wish to reproduce biologically to similar requirements? Do you agree with the argument that this differential treatment relegates adoptive families to a second-class status? Do the two situations warrant this differential treatment? Why or why not?
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The issue of screening and requirements for prospective adoptive parents compared to biological parents is a complex and debated topic Different jurisdictions and adoption agencies may have varying gu...View the full answer
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