… disability at the start of the study. While much of the literature appears to presume that disabled
… cross-sectional analyses were that disabled elderly persons who did attend services had …

… that disabled and nondisabled persons may have of what constitutes “positive” attitudes
and behaviors toward people with physical disabilities. … between disabled and nondisabled …

… To test Hypothesis 6, that religious involvement might have enhanced benefits for
disabled elderly persons in the sample, we introduced an Attendance by Disability interac- …

… to measure the attitudes of both disabled and non-disabled persons. The Attitude Toward …
non-disabled person maintains about disabled persons, and attitudes which a disabled person …

… enhancing the disabled person’s autonomous agency, I argue that the cost of this labor to
the disabled person and the fact that it must be hidden from the nondisabled partner in order to …

… disabled elderly residents of nursing homes. The difference in patterns between disabled and
nondisabled persons implies that nondisabled … the RR of death than disabled individuals. …

… responsibility of the physically disabled person and the evaluations made by nondisabled
subjects. … in the evaluation of the disabled person by nondisabled subjects as measured by the …

… of persons with motor disabilities, compared with non-disabled persons.26. ’’ The study was
carried out using an anonymous self-administered mail questionnaire sent to persons who …

… The beliefs that a nondisabled person has about people with disabilities is probably the
major variable that influences attitudes. This information is a product of many influences …

… backdrop to the relationships between disabled and non-disabled people which are the … a
disabled person. However, also discussed are examples of disabled and non-disabled people …