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Diversity and Social Justice in Rehabilitation Research
Special issue of the APA journal Rehabilitation Psychology, Vol. 64, No. 2, May 2019. The articles coalesce around the 3 themes of critical disability identity theory, discrimination and prejudice, and health disparities in the context of disability.
Do Ableism and Ageism Predict College Students' Willingness to Provide Care for a Family Member With a Chronic Health Condition? [PDF]
This study examined the potential influence of ageism and ableism on the willingness to provide care for a family member among a sample of undergraduate students. It was hypothesized that higher levels of these two forms of prejudice would be associated with a lower willingness to provide care.
