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biological family

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biological family
Social medicine A family related by blood or marriage. See Family, Nuclear family.


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When she reaches adulthood in America, she's left with only questions to find out where she came from and who her biological family is.
Some areas discussed include factual differences between adopted and biological children, the child's task of developing a sense of self, and the impact of the loss of the biological family on the child.
Julian, who was adopted as a baby, recently moved to Liverpool after being reunited with his biological family at Liverpool Fashion Week last month.
 
 
 
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