Assessing Restrictiveness: A Closer Look at the Foster Care Placements and Perceptions of Youth With and Without Disabilities Aging Out of Care.
Assessing Restrictiveness: A Closer Look at the Foster Care Placements and Perceptions of Youth With and Without Disabilities Aging Out of Care.
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DOI：
10.1080/15548732.2013.845644
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发表时间：
2013
影响因子：
1.6
通讯作者：
other members of the Research Consortium to Increase the Success of Youth in Foster Care
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作者：
Schmidt J;Cunningham M;Dalton LD;Powers LE;Geenen S;Orozco CG;other members of the Research Consortium to Increase the Success of Youth in Foster Care
这项研究的目的是审查过渡年龄残疾青年在寄养中的限制经验。利用样本的207名青年，安置类型进行了探讨残疾状况，种族和性别的差异。此外，青年的观念，限制周围的通信，在一个人的家周围的运动，并进入社区进行了检查，为青年接受特殊教育服务（SPED），青年接受发展残疾服务（DD），和青年没有残疾。与非残疾青年相比，残疾青年更有可能被安置在更具限制性的安置类型中，并且在交流，运动和社区方面的感知限制水平显着更高。此外，男性残疾人，特别是那些接受DD服务的人，受到的限制程度更高，而白色残疾青年也受到更大的社区限制。
The aim of the study was to examine the experience of restrictiveness among transition-aged youth with disabilities in foster care. Utilizing a sample of 207 youth, placement types were explored for differences in disability status, race and sex. Further, youth perceptions of restriction around communication, movement around one’s home, and access to the community were examined for youth receiving special education services (SPED), youth receiving developmental disability services (DD), and youth without disabilities. Youth with disabilities were more likely to be placed in more restrictive placement types and had significantly higher levels of perceived restriction around communication, movement, and community when compared to youth without disabilities. Additionally, males with disabilities experienced higher levels of restrictiveness, particularly those who received DD services, while White youth with disabilities also experienced greater community restrictiveness.