b) this article talks about the differences in foster care compared to those that need it not. it talks about the different effects that the foster parents can have on the children as well as the possible behavioral effects that the children can show. it talks about how certain parents are more apt than others to be foster parents, and how it usually ends up being the people that were themselves in foster care that tended to be the better parents.
c) this article seems to be organized in a chronological order. it starts by talking about foster family's then moving onto topics such as parenting, family functioning, marital functioning, temperment, parent mental health and finally social support. in the very beginning it has an introduction and at the end it has a conclusion that sums up what the authors just finished talking about.
d) the purpose of this review is to correct any misconceptions about foster families. it shows pros and cons to the idea and is mainly to inform its readers about studies they have either done or have found on foster families.
e) the only violation of critical thinking in this article that i can tell is that it does not consider interpretations nor does it tolerate uncertainty.
