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The main focus in adoption research has changed throughout its history. In the past, research tended to adopt a primarily descriptive approach, which initially focused on comparing psychological problems in adoptees and non-adoptees, and has more recently moved to recovery trajectories after early adversity. Since the year 2000, however, adoption research has also shifted towards a more explanatory approach. The aim of the current study is to understand the underlying factors and adjustment processes in adoptees’ developmental growth. Among the questions proposed by recent research, those that focus on understanding the interactive processes that explain adoptive families’ relationship dynamics stand out for their implications in intervention (Palacios and Brodzinsky, 2011).

Adolescents’ Perceptions of Family Relationships in Adoptees and Non-Adoptees: More Similarities than Differences