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Attitude is a multidimensional and complex notion that considerably empowers or limits the
major life activities of humans. Health professionals' attitudes toward people with disabilities …

Purpose: Many clinicians, educators, and employers lack disability confidence which can
affect their interactions with, and inclusion of people with disabilities. Our objective was to …

The current study evaluates the short-term effects of a disability-focused training on the
disability-related self-efficacy of university faculty. Three consecutive cohorts of faculty (N …

ABSTRACT BACKGROUND Individuals with disabilities experience higher rates of abuse
than the nondisabled. Few evidence‐based prevention interventions have been published …

Our research on empowerment and self-determination for postsecondary students with
disabilities has been motivated by the research literature on perceived quality of life and …

This study investigated 128 post-secondary educators' attitudes toward disability at a college
and a university in southwestern Ontario, Canada. The participants completed the …

Background Early, frequent encounters with people with disabilities may improve medical
students' knowledge, attitudes and skills regarding their care. We developed and …

This study examined future career expectations of college students with and without learning
disabilities (LD) and/or Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorders (ADHD) while focusing on …

Unfavorable attitudes or stigma toward people with disabilities are invisible barriers that
contribute to social inequities such as disparities in higher education enrollment and degree …