Findings from a Cognitive Interview Study with Adults with Intellectual Disability on the Topics of: Adult Learning, Independent Living, Disability Group Participation, and Disability Diagnosis

MacFadyen, Annie; Wilmot, Amanda

doi:10.15620/cdc:168514

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Findings from a Cognitive Interview Study with Adults with Intellectual Disability on the Topics of: Adult Learning, Independent Living, Disability Group Participation, and Disability Diagnosis

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8/21/2024
By MacFadyen, Annie ; Wilmot, Amanda
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MacFadyen, Annie ; Wilmot, Amanda
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National Center for Health Statistics (U.S.)
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This report summarizes findings from 10 in-depth cognitive interviews with adults with intellectual disability, grouped by the topics of: adult learning, independent living, disability group participation, and disability diagnosis.
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20 Pages
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