Psychosocial Factors in Mainstreaming Visually Impaired Adults
作者： R. Agrawal
DOI: 10.1177/0145482X9208600206
关键词: Visually impaired 、 Anxiety 、 Psychology 、 Social environment 、 Mainstreaming 、 Developmental psychology 、 Social integration 、 Psychosocial
摘要: Seven visually impaired men in India were extensively interviewed regarding their attitudes toward mainstreaming and the problems they facing. Their IQs levels of anxiety also assesse...
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