Differences in Social Knowledge Between Persons with Intellectual Disability and Persons with Dual Diagnoses

Mastilo, Bojana; Đorđević, Mirjana; Glumbić, Nenad; Memisevic, Haris; Pejović-Milovančević, Milica

doi:10.1080/19315864.2023.2285038

Journal of Mental Health Research in Intellectual Disabilities

2023

DOI: 10.1080/19315864.2023.2285038

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Differences in Social Knowledge Between Persons with Intellectual Disability and Persons with Dual Diagnoses

Bojana Mastilo,

Mirjana Đorđević,

Nenad Glumbić

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Decision-making regarding social situations in people with intellectual disability at different stages of the decision-making process

Fusinska-Korpik,

Gacek

2024

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Decision-making capability is essential in fulfilling the need for autonomy of people with intellectual disability. In this study we aimed to examine decision-making capability regarding important social situations in people with intellectual disability at different stages of decision-making process. We studied 80 vocational school students with mild intellectual disability and 80 students of a similar age from mass vocation schools. We assessed decision-making with Important Life Decisions Task (ILDT). Students with intellectual disability obtained significantly lower scores than controls for each of the stories in ILDT as in each stage and overall final score in the decision-making process. The magnitude of difference in scores between groups varied in different stages of decision-making process. The most notable difficulties in decision-making regarding important social situations in people with intellectual disability are related to the evaluation of alternatives stage. Pattern of differences obtained in our study may be related to the content of decision-making problems.

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Decision-making regarding social situations in people with intellectual disability at different stages of the decision-making process

Fusinska-Korpik,

Gacek

2024

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Differences in Social Knowledge Between Persons with Intellectual Disability and Persons with Dual Diagnoses

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