… cultural beliefs about family and child development that may enhance advocacy efforts on two
levels. First, cultural beliefs … Second, cultural beliefs about child development may focus on …

… The degree to which individuals with ID are stigmatized may differ between cultures depending
on prevailing beliefs regarding undesirable attributes. These negative perceptions often …

… prior contact with someone with an intellectual disability predict attitudes, while the effect of
… about intellectual disability and beliefs about its causation in a range of cultural contexts. The …

… Another key aim of this study was to develop a measure that would be appropriate for the
study of intellectual disability literacy in different cultural and religious contexts. Although there …

… about child development across families from different cultural places. Daley’… belief that
Indian boys speak late. Whereas some US parents may also espouse similar beliefs, US cultural …

… Cultural factors and intellectual disability The attribution of meaning and understanding of
ID varies greatly across cultures. … intellectually disabled children with a group of parents with …

… In the present study, we tried to assess beliefs about intellectual disability in the general
Hong Kong Chinese adult population and to compare these attitudes with a White British sample…

… the cultural beliefs, values and interpretations of immigrant Asian Indian parents raising a
child with Intellectual Disability … a child with intellectual challenges by highlighting the cultural …

… of culturally sensitive support and increased communication between professionals and
service users from the outset, exploring values and beliefs regarding intellectual disability and …

… of causal beliefs on stigma in relation to intellectual disability is … Cultural variations in the
mediating effects of causal beliefs on … these differ by culture but did not reach any predictions. …