The Contribution of Perceived Social Support and Support through Individualized Instruction to the Development of Cognitive Autonomy among Adolescents with Intellectual Disabilities Catalog # 890-105-2018 | Other Author: Pnina Shavit
This work was supported by a grant from Shalem Fund Beit Berl College and the Shalem Fund conducted a study which examined the contribution of different sources of support, including individualized instruction, to the cognitive autonomy of adolescents with intellectual disabilities from four schools in Central Israel. The study focused on adolescents' and their teachers' reports. Several sources of support were related to different cognitive autonomy factors. However, not all ...