The Awakening Minorities: The Physically Handicapped |
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Page 41
... problems or mobility problems due to the loss of limbs or their use stemming from damage to the central nervous system . The problems of these people are somewhat distinct from those experiencing blindness or deafness . The problems of ...
... problems or mobility problems due to the loss of limbs or their use stemming from damage to the central nervous system . The problems of these people are somewhat distinct from those experiencing blindness or deafness . The problems of ...
Page 108
... problems are in sharp contrast with be- liefs that workers for the blind share about the problems of blindness . The latter regard blindness as one of the most severe handicaps , the effects of which are long - lasting , pervasive , and ...
... problems are in sharp contrast with be- liefs that workers for the blind share about the problems of blindness . The latter regard blindness as one of the most severe handicaps , the effects of which are long - lasting , pervasive , and ...
Page 109
... problem . In order to do this , the client's views about the problems of blind- ness must be discredited . Workers must convince him that simplistic ideas about solving the problem of blindness by means of one or a few services are ...
... problem . In order to do this , the client's views about the problems of blind- ness must be discredited . Workers must convince him that simplistic ideas about solving the problem of blindness by means of one or a few services are ...
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