Families and People with Mental Retardation and Quality of Life: International PerspectivesAnn P. Turnbull, Ivan Brown, H. Rutherford Turnbull Shares perspectives of family members, researchers, and policy leaders from five countries on quality of life within families living with a person with an intellectual disability. This book includes a discussion on future research, programs, and policies. |
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Moving From Individual To Family Quality Of Life | 11 |
Core Quality Of Life Domains And Indicators | 15 |
Concepts For Beginning Study In Family | 25 |
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