Similarity of Factorial Composition of Normal and Handicapped Person Concepts

Similarity of Factorial Composition of Normal and Handicapped Person Concepts [electronic resource] / Carl J. Jensema and Loyda M. Shears.

This study hypothesizes that: (1) stereotypic attitudes which normal persons hold toward handicapped persons will be multidimensional; (2) some of the multidimensional components will be general across all handicaps while others will be specific to each handicap; and (3) those components of stereoty...

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Main Author: Jensema, Carl J.
Corporate Authors: Pacific State Hospital, Pomona, CA, University of Washington. Bureau of Testing
Other Authors: Shears, Loyda M.
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1970.
Subjects:
Amputations.
Attitudes toward Disabilities.
Behavior.
Beliefs.
Blindness.
Cerebral Palsy.
Deafness.
Disabilities.
Mental Disorders.
Mental Retardation.
Negative Attitudes.
Physical Disabilities.
Speech Handicaps.
Stuttering.

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