December 9, 2025Open Access

Effectiveness of adoption-specific therapy on behavioral problems and attachment in adopted children and parental stress in adoptive families: A randomized controlled trial

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= 0.22), this was not confirmed by non-parametric testing (U = 57.00, p = .347). These results provide preliminary evidence for the potential of ADAPT as a culturally responsive and trauma-informed intervention for Iranian adoptive families.

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