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Letter From The Rehabilitation Service Administration, None None
A Review Of Deafness And Mental Health: A Developmental Approach, Patrick K. Best
A Review Of Deafness And Mental Health: A Developmental Approach, Patrick K. Best
JADARA
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A Perspective On Deafness And Cerebral Palsy, Alan D. Zamochnick
Forum, None None
Table Of Contents, None None
Book Review, John B. Christiansen, Irene W. Leigh
Ethical Issues For Hearing Professionals Working With Deaf Individuals, Debra Guthmann
Ethical Issues For Hearing Professionals Working With Deaf Individuals, Debra Guthmann
JADARA
This paper addresses the issue of working in an environment that often is closely related to the relatively small deaf cultural community, and the difficulties of maintaining a professional atmosphere in such situations. Ethical issues of confidentiality, objectivity, and freedom of choice are discussed in depth. The paper should be helpful to professionals entering the field of deafness who are in positions where these ethical issues may be challenged
School-To-Work Transitions For Deaf And Hard-Of-Hearing Students In America, Bobbie Gale Bonds
School-To-Work Transitions For Deaf And Hard-Of-Hearing Students In America, Bobbie Gale Bonds
JADARA
Transition from school into the world of work can be difficult. Literacy, communication, and technology skills must be well-developed to enter and remain on the job. Strong school preparation opportunities can help ease the transition. In 1994, as part of the national movement for educational reform. Congress passed the School-to-Work Opportunities Act (STWOA), which recognized the importance of including every student from kindergarten through grade 12, with special focus on the needs of women, minorities, and disabled individuals. The Act, linked with the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), requires that educational programs develop school to work (STW) transition plans …
Marriage Counseling With Deaf Adults, Holly Elliot
The Acquisition Of A First Language In A Blind-Deaf Adult: A Case Study Of A Language Development In An Adult With A History Of Deaf-Blindness, Norma S. Rees, Frederick Kruger, Deena Bernstein, Lynne Kramer, Marjorie Bezas
The Acquisition Of A First Language In A Blind-Deaf Adult: A Case Study Of A Language Development In An Adult With A History Of Deaf-Blindness, Norma S. Rees, Frederick Kruger, Deena Bernstein, Lynne Kramer, Marjorie Bezas
JADARA
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The Occupational History Of Urban Adults, Carol M. Reich
Effects Of Social-Cognitive Intervention For Aggressive Deaf Children: The Coping Power Program, John E. Lochmann, David P. Fitzgerald, Stephen M. Gage, Kassie M. Kanaly, Janet M. Whidby, Tammy D. Barry, Dustin H. Pardini, Heather Mcelory
Effects Of Social-Cognitive Intervention For Aggressive Deaf Children: The Coping Power Program, John E. Lochmann, David P. Fitzgerald, Stephen M. Gage, Kassie M. Kanaly, Janet M. Whidby, Tammy D. Barry, Dustin H. Pardini, Heather Mcelory
JADARA
A substantial knowledge base exists regarding the social-cognitive and behavioral correlates of aggression among hearing children; however, less is known regarding these relationships among deaf children. Among aggressive hearing children, social-cognitive deficits result in poor social problem solving and increased aggressive behavior. Among aggressive deaf children, both poor social problem solving and communication difficulties are thought to lead to aggressive behavior. The Coping Power Program has demonstrated effectiveness as an intervention for aggressive hearing children. This year-long multicomponent program was adapted for use with deaf children and included both child groups and teacher and dormitory staff consultation. Study participants were …
A Comparison Of The Rehabilitation Outcomes Of Persons Who Are Deaf And Hard-Of-Hearing And Persons With Other Disabilities, Corey L. Moore
A Comparison Of The Rehabilitation Outcomes Of Persons Who Are Deaf And Hard-Of-Hearing And Persons With Other Disabilities, Corey L. Moore
JADARA
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the rates of closure success (i.e., status 26) and level of income (i.e., weekly earnings at closure) for consumers with hearing loss (i.e., deaf and hard-of-hearing) and consumers with other disabilities. A random sample of case records (N=34,911) obtained from the RSA 911 database for fiscal year 1997 was evaluated. A series of logistic and multiple linear regression analysis, chi-square analysis, and t-tests were utilized to investigate potential relationships. Results indicated that consumers with hearing loss achieved closure success more often, and possessed higher levels of income when compared to consumers with …
Listener Reaction To Hearing Aid Wearers, Sandra Hollgy, Gary B. Wilson, Thomas G. Giolas, Marcia S. Dean
Listener Reaction To Hearing Aid Wearers, Sandra Hollgy, Gary B. Wilson, Thomas G. Giolas, Marcia S. Dean
JADARA
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Report Of An Experimental Program Of Vocational Education For The Deaf In Junior And Community College, Harris K. Goldstein, Angel Delacroix, Douglas Wells
Report Of An Experimental Program Of Vocational Education For The Deaf In Junior And Community College, Harris K. Goldstein, Angel Delacroix, Douglas Wells
JADARA
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Ending Pages, None None
Work Attitudes Of Students Who Are Deaf And Their Potential Employers, Virginia G. Lott, Susan R. Easterbrooks, Kathryn Wolff Heller, Colleen M. O’Rourke
Work Attitudes Of Students Who Are Deaf And Their Potential Employers, Virginia G. Lott, Susan R. Easterbrooks, Kathryn Wolff Heller, Colleen M. O’Rourke
JADARA
This study examined the attitudes held by high school students who are deaf and their potential employers regarding employees who are deaf. The subjects of this study were 30 employers from a large metropolitan area in the southeast and 30 high school students who are deaf. Subjects responded to a Likert scale that focused on how each group perceived the others' opinions of work-related issues and attitudes. Results indicated three individual areas of significance (i.e., writing, intelligence, and inability to use a telephone) and one significant aggregate group (i.e., communication). The authors discuss these results from the perspective of providing …
An Overview Of The Legal Rights Of Culturally Deaf Criminal Suspects, Katrina R. Miller, Mccay Vernon
An Overview Of The Legal Rights Of Culturally Deaf Criminal Suspects, Katrina R. Miller, Mccay Vernon
JADARA
The majority of culturally deaf individuals who become suspects in a criminal investigation are persons who have limited understanding of legal terminology and procedures. Despite legal safeguards such as the Miranda Warnings and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Mirandizing these individuals continues to present unique challenges to law enforcement due to the diverse educational and communication abilities of the deaf population. This discussion will focus on legally established civil rights of signing deaf suspects in relation to the administration of the Miranda Warnings and other legal proceedings.
Ntid Freshmen Deaf College Students Alcohol And Drug Use 1999, Gerard J. Buckley
Ntid Freshmen Deaf College Students Alcohol And Drug Use 1999, Gerard J. Buckley
JADARA
This paper summarizes the initial findings by investigators at the National Technical Institute for the Deaf concerning the alcohol and drug use habits of entering Deaf and hard of hearing students. The paper summarizes self-reported answers to a survey distributed to this group of college freshmen in1999. The results of this survey are compared with other national studies to provide a comparative assessment of alcohol and drug use by this student group. Recommendations for action based upon the results of this survey are proposed.
Antibiotics Overuse And Bacterial Resistance, Mir Saleem, Brett Deters, Adam De La Bastide, Martha Korzen
Antibiotics Overuse And Bacterial Resistance, Mir Saleem, Brett Deters, Adam De La Bastide, Martha Korzen
Biology Faculty Articles
Antibiotic usage has become very widespread, as they are used to treat so many infectious diseases today. Antimicrobial agents exert their actions via different mechanisms including blockage of cell wall synthesis, interference of protein and/or nucleic acid synthesis, interruption of cell membrane structure, and inhibition of a metabolic pathway. The treatment of bacterial infections with antimicrobial agents has become more difficult due to the capability of bacteria to develop resistance to antibiotics. Erroneous diagnosing, misconceptions, and improper physician-patient dynamics have led to overuse of antibiotics and the emergence of drug-resistant bacteria. Bacterial colonies have been shown to confer advantageous genetic …
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Reasonable Accommodations And The Americans With Disabilities Act: Effective Advocacy Approaches, Randi Turner, Robert Lichtenberg
Reasonable Accommodations And The Americans With Disabilities Act: Effective Advocacy Approaches, Randi Turner, Robert Lichtenberg
JADARA
This paper focuses on the elements of effective ADA advocacy and advocacy strategies in general. "Qualified person with a disability", "effective communication", "auxiliary aids and services”, "undue hardship/burden", and other topics are addressed. Readers are provided with recent case law defining "mitigating measures" that serve to disqualify individuals with disabilities, givingexamplesoflegaldeterminationsofwhatisconsidered"reasonable", and furnished with creative, effective negotiation strategies. The conference themes are also addressed by providing the professional with innovative issues and identification tools that can lead to effective remedies, as well as dynamic advocacy strategies for diverse situations.
Models Of Alcohol And Other Drug Treatment For Consideration When Working With Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Individuals, Debra Guthmann
Models Of Alcohol And Other Drug Treatment For Consideration When Working With Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Individuals, Debra Guthmann
JADARA
There are numerous models and approaches used to treat chemical dependency. The majority of these programs are used with hearing people, and there is a lack of experience in the use of these models within the deaf and hard of hearing community. This article will focus on the Twelve Step model, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Model and the Bio-Psycho- Social Model (Social Program Model). A discussion and comparison with the harm reduction model will also be discussed.
Technology Applications To Enhance The Interpreter Referral Process And Address Changes In The Industry, Cindy Walsh
Technology Applications To Enhance The Interpreter Referral Process And Address Changes In The Industry, Cindy Walsh
JADARA
With the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act, sign language interpreter demands have dramatically increased and non-profit agencies for the Deaf have been inundated with requests for interpreting services. Paper and pencil systems to track interpreter requests, bill for services, and pay the interpreters have quickly become ineffective for handling large volumes of interpreter requests. As Eighinger (1999) asserts, "It is…incumbent upon agencies in order to maintain a competitive advantage to invest in technology." Valley Center of the Deaf (VCD) and Community Outreach Program for the Deaf (COPD) have developed customized software to handle the needs of their interpreter …
A Goal-Oriented Model For Rehabilitation Of Adult Deaf Persons, Sue L. Wincenciak
A Goal-Oriented Model For Rehabilitation Of Adult Deaf Persons, Sue L. Wincenciak
JADARA
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Personality And Social Development Of Deaf Persons, Kathryn P. Meadow
Appendix, None None
References, None None
Summary: Conclusions And Recommendations, None None
Training And Certification, None None