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Developmental central hypotonia describes children with decreased muscle tone due to non-progressive central damage, and includes many genetic conditions (e.g., Down, Prader–Willi or Joubert syndromes etc.), cerebral palsy with hypotonia as the...

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3 Citations
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20 Pages

College Students with ADHD: A Selective Review of Qualitative Studies

  • Shira L. Cohen,
  • Katie Shavel and
  • Benjamin J. Lovett

9 September 2024

Diagnoses of ADHD in adults continue to increase, and the number of college students with ADHD has risen in particular. Qualitative research on this population has been common, but it is not clear what conclusions can be drawn from this research base...

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20 Citations
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23 Pages

Queer and Disabled: Exploring the Experiences of People Who Identify as LGBT and Live with Disabilities

  • Theofilos Kempapidis,
  • Nikki Heinze,
  • Asharee K. Green and
  • Renata S. M. Gomes

30 December 2023

As a minority within a minority, individuals who have a disability and identify as LGBT are at the intersection of multiple stigmatised identities. This brings with it unique challenges, including the possibility of oppression and rejection by both t...

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8 Citations
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14 Pages

A Review of Artificial Intelligence Interventions for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder

  • Sofia Kotsi,
  • Spyridoula Handrinou,
  • Georgia Iatraki and
  • Spyridon-Georgios Soulis

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a complex neurodevelopmental disorder with challenges in social communication and interaction as well as stereotyped and repetitive behaviors, interests, and activities. Students with ASD often prefer to engage with...

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9 Citations
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26 Pages

Background: Participation is often defined as taking part and being included in different areas of life. Leisure represents an important area of life for all people. People with disabilities have the right to experience leisure time in a self-determi...

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10 Citations
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31 Pages

Individuals with cerebral palsy functioning at Gross Motor Function Classification System (GMFCS) levels IV and V are unable to use hand-held walkers and require supported-stepping devices with trunk and pelvic support to allow overground stepping in...

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6 Citations
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13 Pages

Online Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse of Children and Adolescents with Disabilities: A Systematic Review

  • Garazi Álvarez-Guerrero,
  • Deborah Fry,
  • Mengyao Lu and
  • Konstantinos Kosmas Gaitis

Online child sexual exploitation and abuse (OCSEA) is a rising global problem affecting children and adolescents worldwide. Despite the escalating prevalence of OCSEA, there is limited research specifically focusing on children and adolescents with d...

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3 Citations
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17 Pages

Radical transformation of Ireland’s special education system has occurred over the past three decades. National and international policy and legislative drivers for a more inclusive approach to education have resulted in greater levels of mains...

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2 Citations
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35 Pages

Enhancing Accessibility in Philippine Public Bus Systems: Addressing the Needs of Persons with Disabilities

  • Ma. Janice J. Gumasing,
  • Timothy Ray P. Del Castillo,
  • Antoine Gabriel L. Palermo,
  • Janred Thien G. Tabino and
  • Josiah T. Gatchalian

This study examines strategies to enhance transport inclusivity and passenger satisfaction for persons with disabilities in public bus systems in the Philippines. Drawing on data collected through an online questionnaire from 396 persons with disabil...

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12 Pages

The Involvement of Athletes with Intellectual Disability in Community Sports Clubs

  • Florian Pochstein,
  • Gemma Diaz Garolera,
  • Sabine Menke and
  • Roy McConkey

People with intellectual disability lack opportunities to engage in sports, although the benefits of doing so may be even greater for them. One option is to encourage their inclusion in mainstream sports clubs that exist in nearly all European commun...

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