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Extending Beyond Self Resiliency in Christian Adoptive Parents
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Extending Beyond Self Resiliency in Christian Adoptive Parents. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/b3b63704-3c1d-4bb1-9aac-95a6e9433c58Chicago citation style (CMOS 17, author-date)
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- Constructivist grounded theory was used to generate a substantive theoretical model for the development of resilience and coping strategies of Christian adoptive parents. 'Resilience: Extending Beyond Self' provides a unique theory which illustrates processes in response to adoption-related parenting challenges. The core category that emerged from the research was 'seeking connection.' Two other categories were also raised including, 'turning it over to God,' and 'seeking new perspectives.' These three areas represent protective factors which increasethe likelihood of desirable outcomes in high-stress parenting situations. The model theorizes that the underlying motivation for these three categories is to find support and belonging.
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