… This paper provides a cross-cultural analysis of attitudes to people with ID, using a
questionnaire study of three groups in Libya and in the UK: science students, psychology students …

… We give an overview of the cross-cultural … to mental illness in people with intellectual
disabilities, the point prevalence of schizophrenia is reported to be as high as 3%, compared to …

… that any difference in the … cross-cultural studies notwithstanding the difficulties likely to be
encountered. Comparable studies exploring the impact of a child with an intellectual disability …

… This study investigated attitudes toward people with intellectual disabilities among the general
Hong Kong Chinese population and compared these to a White British sample, using the …

… (2001) also found that parents of offspring with a serious mental health problem (relative
to parents of offspring with developmental disability and a normative comparison group) …

… These basic differences in variables made it difficult to compare systems across borders.
This initial investigation into differences in foundational definitions of intellectual disability and …

… The ‘back-translated’ version was then compared with the original survey to examine the …
potential respondent group differences. SPSS 10.0 (SPSS 2000) was used for all analyses. …

In a recent editorial titled “Intellectual disability in a global context,” Emerson, McConkey,
Walsh, & Felce (2008) summarized three trends appearing in the international literature …

… Examine the psychological and school functioning of Latino siblings of children with intellectual
disability by comparing to non-Latino siblings of children with intellectual disability and …

… respondents who showed good intellectual disability literacy. Confirmatory … intellectual
disability in lay people, is suitable for cross-cultural research and allows comparison of intellectual …