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A Social Research Analysis: An Argument for Adopted Children to Acquire Severe Addictive Tendencies in Young Adulthood This paper will examine the manners of influence, which suggests a trend in adopted children to grow into substance abusers in early adulthood. In contrast to children who have been raised by their 'natural' parents, we can argue for these adopted children being more prone to addictive tendencies because of their adopted status. By showing case studies in genetic views, as well as environmental views, we can learn why their is proof for this line of sociological theory.
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