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PERCEPTIONS OF SOCIAL NETWORKS BY ADULTS WHO ARE DEAFBLIND.

FINDINGS ARE PRESENTED from a descriptive qualitative study of 10 adults who were deafblind who were interviewed about their social lives. Additional data were collected from a discussion board and e-mails from the study participants. Three findings emerged from the data: (a) Navigating adaptations...

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Publicado en:American Annals of the Deaf Vol. 161; no. 3; pp. 369 - 385
Autores principales: ARNDT, KATRINA, PARKER, AMY
Formato: research tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: American Annals of the Deaf Summer2016
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          Social Networks Evaluation
          Perception
          Deaf-Blind Disorders Diagnosis
          Adult
          Adaptation, Psychological
          Patient Care
          Patient Advocacy
          Literature Review
          Conceptual Framework
          Data Collection
          Human
          Data Analysis
          Coding
          After Care
          Email
          Employer-Employee Relations
          Adult: 19-44 years
      ab: FINDINGS ARE PRESENTED from a descriptive qualitative study of 10 adults who were deafblind who were interviewed about their social lives. Additional data were collected from a discussion board and e-mails from the study participants. Three findings emerged from the data: (a) Navigating adaptations was a significant part of socialization. (b) Gaps existed in work, family, and formal support networks. (c) The participants drew upon resiliency and advocacy to manage these gaps.
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