… This study set out to address this gap in knowledge by answering the question: How do
young adults with an intellectual disability negotiate autonomy within the family as they transition …

… and use concern younger adults with mild intellectual disabilities, parents and teachers.
Research that includes younger persons with mild to moderate intellectual disabilities, and their …

… that are endogenous and exogenous to the young adult's developmental disability itself. …
, cultural context also will affect parents’ response to their young adult's disability or behaviour. …

… will experience obesity-related health problems at a younger age than the general population
(72,73). It is unclear why greater numbers of young adults with intellectual disabilities are …

… Nonetheless, students without disabilities were aware that the class included students with
intellectual disabilities, because two of the students with intellectual disabilities self identified, …

… Despite their very severe motor, cognitive and intellectual disabilities, all five young adults
who participated in this study indicated their considerable enjoyment of the virtual games. …

… Young adults with intellectual disabilities were placed into high and low learned
helplessness groups based on their responses to a self-report questionnaire. Within each group …

… ), and special vocational training or occupational centers for young adult people with intellectual
disabilities, where having a diagnosis of intellectual disability is a requirement for being …

… Although the central point of interest in this study concerned benefits reported by parental
carers of young adults with intellectual disabilities, the study also explored the negative …

… 10 women with moderate intellectual disabilities and cerebral … Participants were all young
adults aged 20–39 (mean (M) = … at a day care facility for young adults with cerebral palsy and …