1984
DOI: 10.1037/0003-066x.39.5.537
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Predicting the vocational capacity of the chronically mentally ill: Research and policy implications.

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“…32 In contrast, work history has been found to be the most important element in assessing fitness for work. 33,34 The most important variable in predicting the risk of violence in the workplace is a past history of poorly controlled aggression. 32 The presence of psychiatric conditions in the workplace is a problem of ever-increasing significance.…”
Section: Psychiatric Disorders and Substance Abusementioning
confidence: 99%
“…32 In contrast, work history has been found to be the most important element in assessing fitness for work. 33,34 The most important variable in predicting the risk of violence in the workplace is a past history of poorly controlled aggression. 32 The presence of psychiatric conditions in the workplace is a problem of ever-increasing significance.…”
Section: Psychiatric Disorders and Substance Abusementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Les personnes ayant échoué leur intégration socioprofessionnelle obtiennent, en effet, aux échelles d'habiletés de travail sensiblement les mêmes scores que celles qui ont réussi cette intégration. Ce résultat peut paraître surprenant compte tenu des observations faites dans d'autres études (voir, par exemple, Anthony et Jansen, 1984;Bond et Friedmeyer, 1987). L'absence de différence significative entre les groupes peut toutefois s'expliquer par le fait que les stages d'emploi sont habituellement offerts aux personnes qui ont déjà déve-loppé de bonnes habiletés travail.…”
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“…En effet, elles pourraient constituer de bons prédicteurs du succès ou de l'échec de la réadaptation (Anthony et Jansen, 1984;Bond et Friedmeyer, 1987;Hursh et al, 1988;Kasser et al, 1993). D'ailleurs, les évaluations de ces habiletés, incluant les habitudes de travail, les attitudes ou la motivation à l'égard du travail et la qualité des relations interpersonnelles, s'avèrent de meilleurs prédicteurs que les expériences antérieures de travail des participants (Bond et Friedmeyer, 1987).…”
Section: Variables Associées Au Succès De La Réadaptation Socioprofesunclassified
“…For example, the Center's early research on the relationship between vocational outcome and people's skills, symptoms, diagnoses, and demographics (EBMs 3, 4, and 8; Figure) was introduced to the Social Security Administration (SSA) and the Mental Health Law Project (now the Bazelon Center) through the intervention of a Center Advisory Board member who represented NIMH. As a result, Center researchers testified in several class action lawsuits about the relevance of this body of research to SSA's disability determination revisions [71], influencing a revision in their disability determination procedures for people with severe mental illnesses [72].…”
Section: Principle 2 Build Credibility With Decision Makers As Legitmentioning
confidence: 99%