Fri Sep 03 2010
A study by the Search Institute funded by the National Institute of Mental Health reveals when comparing teens who have been adopted to other teens;
* They score higher on indicators of well-being such a school performance, friendships, volunteerism, optimism, self-esteem and low level of anxiety;
* They scored lower on indicators of high-risk behaviors such as use of alcohol, depression, vandalism, group fighting, police trouble and weapon use;
* They are more likely to reap the benefits of living in a home with two parents;
* Children adopted trans racially showed no differences in terms of identify formation and self-seteem, attachment to parents, or psychological health.
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