… Differences in the social goals aggressive and non-aggressive … social and pro-social
goals were considered. Gender differences were also considered with regard to the above aims…

… by the Health and Social Services Department of … purpose of this study, only individuals with
mild or moderate ID were selected for conducting analysis. Potential participants with severe …

… In doing so, this review has two aims: firstly, to critically evaluate whether the SIP model is
an appropriate framework for social processing in individuals with intellectual disabilities. If so, …

… with mild intellectual disabilities (MID) this placement is meant to accomplish both the
academic and the social goals in … Measuring progress in the achievement of social goals is less …

… ISPs of people with mild and moderate ID had significantly more goals related to independence
and social participation as compared to the ISPs of people with severe and profound ID. …

… People with intellectual disabilities have a need for personal and social … The objective of this
research is to understand the … of students with intellectual disabilities. To achieve the stated …

… social context and are directed at achieving a specific goal. Interpersonal skills improve
through experience and feedback (integrated verbal and non-verbal information) which a person …

… phenomenological analysis, social relationships, accomplishment, purpose and balance, …
The objectives in the current study were to explore: (1) what individuals with ID perceive to …

… The frequency of communication and life skills goals and lack of academic or social goals for
students … Functional curriculum models for secondary students with mild mental impairment. …

… relative lack of systematic approaches to goal planning and structured activities. Generally,
… severe intellectual impairment showed the lowest levels of self-determination, QoL and social …