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“…However, individuals with ID/DD are sometimes easily influenced in a desire to please others (Snell et al 2009), and comments made by assistants and staff members may have unintentionally impacted participants. Thirdly, the majority of respondents to the primary exhibition exit survey were family members and friends of the participants.…”
Section: Annals Of Leisure Research 225mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, individuals with ID/DD are sometimes easily influenced in a desire to please others (Snell et al 2009), and comments made by assistants and staff members may have unintentionally impacted participants. Thirdly, the majority of respondents to the primary exhibition exit survey were family members and friends of the participants.…”
Section: Annals Of Leisure Research 225mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Polloway (2006) noted that the mild concept has regularly created misconceptions within both the profession and the general population that has had implications for the eligibility of individuals for educational and other supports. Snell et al (2009) referred instead to people with intellectual disabilities who have higher IQs. Nevertheless, mild continues to be used in the literature.…”
Section: High Incidence Disability…"mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sin embargo, esta población es ignorada tanto en el campo de la investigación como a la hora de prestar servicios especializados (Snell et al 2009). Indudablemente la mayoría de estas personas no requieren la atención de un profesional de la salud mental, ni un profesor de educación especial o la atención de servicios sociales únicamente por su nivel intelectual, la asociación de otros problemas, les hace ser beneficiarios de apoyos y usuarios de servicios especializados Las escasas publicaciones existentes se han centrado en el estudio de la prevalencia de la CIL en población general y en pacientes con enfermedades psiquiátricas (Hassiotis et al, 2008, Koenen et al,2009, Manassis, Tannock, Young & Francis-Johnson, 2007Martínez & Semrud-Clikeman, 2004;Puerta, Martínez y Pineda, 2002), pero también en el conocimiento de la comorbilidad y riesgo psicopatológico (Masi, Marcheschi & Pfanner, 1998;Ninivaggi, 2001), en el estudio de pronós-ticos evolutivos (Mani, McDermott & Valtorta, 1997;Zetlin & Murtaugh, 1990), en la asociación con trastornos del neurodesarrollo (Artigas et al, 2007;Futagi, Suzuki & Goto, 1999), en la aplicación de escalas de valoración (Bowen et al, 1996) y en la eficacia de tratamientos sintomáticos (Buitelaar, Van der Gaag, Cohen-Kettenis & Melman, 2001).…”
Section: Prevalencia Y Comorbilidadunclassified