Using a survey of 405 full-time employees, this study examined how organizations' internal
communication influenced by leadership communication at the supervisory-and senior …

Family communication scholarship on transnational adoption has privileged adoptive family
communication, in part, because only a fraction of transnational adoptees have been able to …

Families in the twenty-first century are increasingly diverse, with respect to
sociodemographics, family structure, and parenting tasks, raising questions for social …

We explore the interrelated research on intersectionality, feminist agency, script theory, and
gender socialization to uncover the ways in which college students may experience …

Following changes to our country's child protection legislation in 2015, adoptees in Spain
have the possibility of post‐adoption contact with their birth families. This review aims to …

Introduction In accordance with the “resilience paradigm”, this study was aimed at exploring
the role of the parent-child relationship in supporting internationally adopted adolescents' …

Family systems theories consider cohesion, flexibility, and communication as distinct but
related key dimensions of family functioning. These dimensions are underexplored within …

Bullying constitutes a serious risk factor for the psychosocial adjustment of young people in
both the general population and minority groups. Among minorities, international adoptees …

This study focused on how adopted adults who have reunited with at least one birth family
member experienced identity shifts related to their original birth certificates (OBCs). Framed …

This study focuses on communication surrounding adult adoptees'(N= 127) adoptive identity
(comprised of reflective exploration and preoccupation with adoption), shared family …