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THE COMMUNITY ADAPTATION OF MILDLY RETARDED PERSONS

THE COMMUNITY ADAPTATION OF MILDLY RETARDED PERSONS
轻度弱智人士的社区适应
批准号:
3096715
负责人:
ROBERT B EDGERTON
金额:
$42.24万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
1980
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1980-03-01 至 1994-02-28

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中文摘要
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项目1建议比较生活环境和适应性 未接受服务的老年轻度弱智者的行为 从精神发育迟滞服务网络与他们的同行谁 接受这样的服务。 项目2将收集和分析生活史帐户的成员 与项目1中使用的样品相同。 项目3将评估语言,交际和认知 唐氏综合症成年人最终获得的能力, 将这些能力与非智力迟钝者的能力进行比较, 特殊病因 项目4将调查文化适应对家庭的影响 精神发育迟滞的亚裔美国儿童的环境。 项目5将记录西班牙裔儿童的早期学校生活 有发育和教育延迟的风险。 项目6将调查妇女对产前诊断的态度, 测试,并确定影响其决策的因素, 使用. 项目7建议比较弱智者的行为 被归类为精神疾病的人,非情绪性的 不安的同行 这七个项目的研究设计和方法各不相同,但每一个 项目将考虑文化变量。
英文摘要
Project 1 proposes to compare the life circumstances and adaptive behavior of aging mildly retarded persons who have not receive services from the mental retardation service network with their counterparts who do receive such services. Project 2 will collect and analyze life history accounts from members of the same samples used in Project 1. Project 3 will assess the linguistic, communicative, and cognitive abilities that are ultimately acquired by Down Syndrome adults and compare these abilities to those of persons with retardation of non specific etiology. Project 4 will investigate the effect of acculturation on the home environment of mentally retarded Asian-American children. Project 5 will document the early school lives of young Hispanic children at risk for developmental and educational delay. Project 6 will examine women's attitudes toward prenatal diagnostic testing, and identify factors that influence their decisions about its use. Project 7 proposes to compare the behavior of mentally retarded persons who have been given a mental illness classification, with non-emotionally disturbed counterparts. The research designs and methods of these seven projects vary, but each project will take cultural variables into consideration.
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Two Mildly Retarded Samples: A 20-Year Follow-Up
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