Jeffrey J Haugaard
Biographic Data
| ID | 5378003 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jeffrey J Haugaard |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jeffrey J |
| FAMILY NAME | Haugaard |
| SIGNATURE | HAUGAARD J J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Cornell University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 26 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Outcomes of Open Adoptions
Development of Children Exposed to Illegal Drugs in Utero
(2001). Development of Children Exposed to Illegal Drugs in Utero. Adoption Quarterly: Vol. 4, No. 4, pp. 47-56
The challenge of defining child sexual abuse
Although child sexual abuse has been a concern for many researchers, therapists, and advocates for the past 3 decades, several fundamental issues regarding child sexual abuse remain unresolved. In particular, the term child sexual abuse has never been unequivocally defined. The lack of a commonly accepted definition of child sexual abuse continues to inhibit research, treatment, and advocacy efforts. Early researchers used broad and inclusive def…
The challenge of defining child sexual abuse
International Adoption: Children from Romania
Adoption of Children with Developmental Disabilities
Research and Policy on Transracial Adoption: Comments on Park and Green
Open Adoptions: Attitudes and Experiences
Single-Parent Adoptions
This Research Digest reviews recent studies of single-parent adoptions. Although there has not been much research to date, no particular problems have emerged in single-parent adoptions compared to two-parent adoptions. There is some evidence that single parents may be better able to handle more disturbed children
Outcomes in Adolescent and Older-Child Adoptions
This column reviews and comments on studies of the outcome of older-child and adolescent adoption. The research demonstrates that children adopted at older ages are more likely to exhibit higher levels of some problem behaviors than children adopted at younger ages. Gender, age and the placement of sibling groups are among the variables that seem to influence outcome
Adoption and Children Affected by HIV and Aids
International Adoption: Children Primarily from Asia and South America
Long-Term Effects of Witnessing Marital Violence for Women: The Contribution of Childhood Physical and Sexual Abuse
Birth Mothers Who Voluntarily Relinquish Infants for Adoption
(1998). Birth Mothers Who Voluntarily Relinquish Infants for Adoption. Adoption Quarterly: Vol. 2, No. 1, pp. 89-97
Lesbian-Headed Households
Searching for Birth Parents by Adult Adoptees
Research Digest
Transracial Adoption
The Virginia experience in prevention
Prevention of child sexual abuse: Myth or reality
Long-Term Effects of Witnessing Marital Violence for Women: The Contribution of Childhood Physical and Sexual Abuse
Single-Parent Adoptions
This Research Digest reviews recent studies of single-parent adoptions. Although there has not been much research to date, no particular problems have emerged in single-parent adoptions compared to two-parent adoptions. There is some evidence that single parents may be better able to handle more disturbed children
Outcomes in Adolescent and Older-Child Adoptions
This column reviews and comments on studies of the outcome of older-child and adolescent adoption. The research demonstrates that children adopted at older ages are more likely to exhibit higher levels of some problem behaviors than children adopted at younger ages. Gender, age and the placement of sibling groups are among the variables that seem to influence outcome
International Adoption: Children from Romania
Research and Policy on Transracial Adoption: Comments on Park and Green
Open Adoptions: Attitudes and Experiences
International Adoption: Children Primarily from Asia and South America
Adoption of Children with Developmental Disabilities
Adoption and Children Affected by HIV and Aids
Searching for Birth Parents by Adult Adoptees
Prevention of child sexual abuse: Myth or reality
The Virginia experience in prevention
Research Digest
Transracial Adoption
Birth Mothers Who Voluntarily Relinquish Infants for Adoption
(1998). Birth Mothers Who Voluntarily Relinquish Infants for Adoption. Adoption Quarterly: Vol. 2, No. 1, pp. 89-97
Lesbian-Headed Households
Searching for Birth Parents by Adult Adoptees
Single-Parent Adoptions
This Research Digest reviews recent studies of single-parent adoptions. Although there has not been much research to date, no particular problems have emerged in single-parent adoptions compared to two-parent adoptions. There is some evidence that single parents may be better able to handle more disturbed children
Outcomes in Adolescent and Older-Child Adoptions
This column reviews and comments on studies of the outcome of older-child and adolescent adoption. The research demonstrates that children adopted at older ages are more likely to exhibit higher levels of some problem behaviors than children adopted at younger ages. Gender, age and the placement of sibling groups are among the variables that seem to influence outcome
Adoption and Children Affected by HIV and Aids
International Adoption: Children Primarily from Asia and South America
Long-Term Effects of Witnessing Marital Violence for Women: The Contribution of Childhood Physical and Sexual Abuse
The challenge of defining child sexual abuse
Although child sexual abuse has been a concern for many researchers, therapists, and advocates for the past 3 decades, several fundamental issues regarding child sexual abuse remain unresolved. In particular, the term child sexual abuse has never been unequivocally defined. The lack of a commonly accepted definition of child sexual abuse continues to inhibit research, treatment, and advocacy efforts. Early researchers used broad and inclusive def…
The challenge of defining child sexual abuse
International Adoption: Children from Romania
Adoption of Children with Developmental Disabilities
Research and Policy on Transracial Adoption: Comments on Park and Green
Open Adoptions: Attitudes and Experiences
Outcomes of Open Adoptions
Development of Children Exposed to Illegal Drugs in Utero
(2001). Development of Children Exposed to Illegal Drugs in Utero. Adoption Quarterly: Vol. 4, No. 4, pp. 47-56
Psychology (20 works) · Child Welfare and Adoption (11 works) · Developmental psychology (10 works) · Reproductive Health and Technologies (9 works) · Medicine (6 works) · Child Abuse and Trauma (4 works) · Medical emergency (4 works) · Poison control (4 works) · Sexual abuse (4 works) · Sociology (4 works)