… perceived benefits and negative impact associated with stressful events and chronic caregiving
demands encountered by parents caring for young adults with an intellectual disability in …

… intellectual disabilities and to compare self-ratings of risk and benefits to ratings for people
with intellectual disabilities. … with perceived benefit to being online for people with intellectual …

… intellectual disabilities. We have already highlighted above a potential mismatch between
… perceived benefits of change rated by paid carers, and people with intellectual disabilities. …

… adults with intellectual disabilities. Method: Nineteen adults with intellectual disabilities
participated … Results: Four overarching themes emerged: perceived benefits of taking part in the …

… of adults with intellectual disability and the more nebulous benefits associated with such
research. We predicted that adults with intellectual disability would strongly endorse all benefits, …

… inclusion (eg, perceived benefits and concerns). We also identified characteristics that
correlated with differences in attitudes toward students with ID and their inclusion in college. …

… used to refer to intellectual disability. However, people with an intellectual disability are
generally referred to as having significantly lower than average intellectual ability and deficits in …

… study suggests that the benefits of AS extend to individuals with mild intellectual disability. …
integration services for people with an intellectual disability. The study's inclusion criteria were …

… This study explores the relationships between positive perceptions, perceived control, and
… with intellectual disability (ID), in order to assess whether positive perceptions and perceived …

… Consistent with other research findings (Dykens & Cohen 1996; Gencoz 1997; Castagno
2001; Siperstein & Hardman 2001, 2006), parents involved in this study also perceived benefits …