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The Effect of Psychiatric Rehabilitation on the Activity and Participation Level of Clients with Long-Term Psychiatric Disabilities
During the last decades of the 20th century, many psychiatric hospitals changed the living environments of their clients with long-term psychiatric disabilities.
We investigated the effect of this environmental psychiatric rehabilitation and normalization process on the activity and participation level of such clients residing in one Dutch psychiatric hospital. The seven years of panel research demonstrated that more normal living environments have a positive effect on clients’ activity and participation level. This is controlled for the fact that younger clients, and clients with a relative high activity and participation level were selected for these normal living environments.
Derived Textual Control in Activity Schedules Using a Stimulus Pairing Observation Procedure
Activity schedules are commonly used with individuals with developmental disabilities. These schedules have been found to be highly beneficial because they help the learner complete activities independently without additional prompting and support of others. Two young adults diagnosed with Down syndrome, who used pictorial activity schedules, participated in the current study. This study examined an intervention, called stimulus pairing observation (SPO), for helping adults with Down syndrome transfer from use of a pictorial activity schedule to use of a textual activity schedule. Previous research on derived textual control has shown that matching-to-sample (MTS) can be an effective instructional procedure. The current study was done to extend this area of research to see if a SPO procedure is a viable option for deriving stimulus equivalence. The two participants were exposed to a SPO training procedure and were then assessed for their ability to follow a textual activity schedule. The results show that neither of the participants were successful in deriving stimulus equivalence following the SPO training procedure. Results also indicated that a MTS procedure was unsuccessful in deriving textual control. Supplementary research questions evaluated emergent stimulus equivalence relations following a SPO procedure, including the emergence of oral naming of the textual stimuli. Key words: Stimulus equivalence, stimulus pairing observation, match-to-sample, emergent relations, activity schedule
Anomie, authoritarianism and ethnocentrism: Update of a classic theme and an empirical test
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Een methodologische vergelijking: De Likert-, en de semantische differentiaal meettechniek toegepast op etnocentrische attitudes
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Etnocentrisme in Nederland: Theoretische bijdragen empirisch getoetst
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Sociale omstandigheden, autoritarisme en etnocentrisme
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Het electoraat van extreem-rechts: Theoretische verklaringen, empirische bevindingen, conceptualiseringen en operationaliseringen
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3280.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)Bijdrage aan de studiedag over "Extreem-rechts", Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek, 11 november 1994, Voorburg[24 p.
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