Adoption

Product Adoption Process & its Steps: In market there are several products with similar function. Consumers go with certain product to fulfill their needs. By several exercise and trial consumer select the requisite product. To come to a decision of using certain product regularly after several study, observation and trial of the new product is known as product adoption. Product adoption is concerned with the way new consumers learn about new product and decide to become its regular user. It is a psychological process to come to a decision of using certain new product by a new consumer regularly. There are mainly five steps in the product adoption process. They are mentioned and explained below: 1. Product Awareness

2. Product Interest

3. Product Evaluation

4. Product Trial

5. Product Adoption Steps of Product Adoption Process 1. Product Awareness 2. Product Interest 3. Product Evaluation 4. Product Trial 5. Product Adoption
The above mentioned points related to the steps of product adoption are explained below: 1. Product awareness The first step of the product adoption is to be aware of product. Basically consumers (individual or organizational) are aware of product introduction in the market via various means of communication, such as television, newspapers, business magazine, internet etc. People become aware of quality, features, utility, price etc of the product to adopt. 2. Product Interest: If the awareness or information of the product existence, if consumer is interested in the product he/she starts to collect the information related to the product. Consumer becomes interested about product quality, features, utility and price. 3. Product Evaluation: After the collection of the information about the product, the information gathered is evaluated by the consumers. Consumers checks whether the product quality, features, utility and price of the product satisfactory or not? 4. Product trial: In the fourth step of the product adoption, consumer makes trial of the product in small amount. They make the use of the product in small quantity or they may make test use of the product. 5. Product adoption: After the trial of the product if the consumer is satisfied he/she will adopt the product and use the product regularly even in the future. Birendra Vaidya Khwopa College Bhaktapur 16, Nepal

A girl who gives up her baby to a loving family cares more about the child than a girl who decides to keep the baby despite her inadequate experience and lack of support for the baby.

The child will grow up and wonder about their birth parents, but if they had a good life and their needs were met as they grew up, they should forgive the parent who gave them away. The child must know it was better to be given away, than kept by parents who could not take care of them. Of course a mother worries about how the child will feel about this when they grow up, but they have to do what is best for the child.

==Adoption worries=

Yes, that is natural. Adoption is a very hard decision, it is unselfish and time answers the questions you most likely have. I am adopted, and at 16 I chose adoption for my son because as above, isn't more loving to give the baby a life rather than a struggle with a mom who is so young. My son is 20 now, and through the grapevine I chose to place him, he found me. My son told me that he grew up with parents who explained to him how much I loved him for making the decision I had made. He also thanked me for makig the decision. I thanked my father when I found him to, even though I found his situation with having had the ability to raise me at the time, however without my Mom he made the choice to place me. I love him no matter what. I survived well. When I was growing up I felt special,I was told I was chosen. And I was. In all I feel it IS normal to worry about a lot of things when making the decision to place a child. You are on the right track. Go forward knowing it was the best thing you could do for your child.

generally you can't, unless you can show that your relinquishment was obtained through duress/deception/etc. If one of those applies, then you have one year.

if you want to appeal it after one year, you have to prove that the adoptee was actually kidnapped.

Section 26-10A-14

Withdrawal of consent or relinquishment.

(a) The consent or relinquishment, once signed or confirmed, may not be withdrawn except:

(1) As provided in Section 26-10A-13; or

(2) At any time until the final decree upon a showing that the consent or relinquishment was obtained by fraud, duress, mistake, or undue influence on the part of a petitioner or his agent or the agency to whom or for whose benefit it was given. After one year from the date of final decree of adoption is entered, a consent or relinquishment may not be challenged on any ground, except in cases where the adoptee has been kidnapped.

(3) Upon dismissal of the adoption after a contested hearing as provided in Section 26-10A-24.

(b) The withdrawal of consent or relinquishment as provided in Section 26-10A-13(a) shall be effected by the affiant signing and dating the withdrawal form provided pursuant to Section 26-10A-12(c) or other written withdrawal of consent containing the information set forth in Section 26-10A-12(c), and by delivering the withdrawal to the court or having the withdrawal postmarked within five days of the child's birth or of signing the consent or relinquishment, whichever comes last.

(c) The petition to withdraw consent or relinquishment must be in writing, signed by the person seeking to withdraw the consent or relinquishment, dated, and signed by two witnesses.

(d) In adjudicating a petition to withdraw a consent or relinquishment, the person seeking to withdraw the consent or relinquishment shall establish the facts necessary to withdraw the consent or relinquishment by a preponderance of the evidence. The court shall not apply any presumption or preference in favor of the natural parents in reviewing an action brought under this section.

(e) If the court directs that the consent or relinquishment be withdrawn, the court shall order the minor restored to the custody of his or her parent or parents, the Department of Human Resources or a licensed child placing agency; otherwise, the court shall deny the withdrawal and declare that the consent or relinquishment is final and binding. Any order made by the court upon a petition to withdraw consent or relinquishment under this section shall be deemed a final order for the purpose of filing an appeal under Section 26-10A-26.

(Acts 1990, No. 90-554, p. 912, §14; Act 2002-417, p. 1061, §1.)