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期刊名:Journal of intellectual & developmental disability

缩写:J INTELLECT DEV DIS

ISSN:1366-8250

e-ISSN:1469-9532

IF/分区:1.2/Q3

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Sally Huck,Coral Kemp,Mark Carter Sally Huck
Background: Positive self-concept is an important educational outcome for individuals with disability. Method: Perceived competence and...
Ruth Webber,Barbara Bowers,Christine Bigby Ruth Webber
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Given established scientific knowledge, protecting children from neurotoxic exposures from the earliest stages of fetal development is clearly an essential public health measure. By reducing environmental factors that may lead to learning a...
Viviene A Temple,Jeff W Walkley,Kate Greenway Viviene A Temple
Background: Body mass index (BMI) has been identified as a key health indicator and determinant of health for people with intellectual disability. Our aim was to examine whether BMI is a useful indicator of adiposity amon...
Kurstyn V Stedman,Louis S Leland Kurstyn V Stedman
Background: The international literature suggests that obesity is likely to be more pronounced in the population of people with intellectual disability (ID). However, there are no published New Zealand data for this popul...