1986
DOI: 10.1207/s15374424jccp1502_5
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Assessment of Problem Behavior in Visually Handicapped Adolescents

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“…Previous studies indicated that adolescents with visual impairments may be at a greater risk of psychological problems (Abolfotouh & Telmesani, 1993;Jan et al, 1977;Van Hasselt et al, 1986). This study, however, found that the visually impaired adolescents had fewer problems with psychological well-being than did the sighted adolescents with chronic conditions.…”
Section: Psychological Well-beingmentioning
confidence: 52%
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“…Previous studies indicated that adolescents with visual impairments may be at a greater risk of psychological problems (Abolfotouh & Telmesani, 1993;Jan et al, 1977;Van Hasselt et al, 1986). This study, however, found that the visually impaired adolescents had fewer problems with psychological well-being than did the sighted adolescents with chronic conditions.…”
Section: Psychological Well-beingmentioning
confidence: 52%
“…social networks (Eaglestein, 1975;Huurre & Aro, 1998;Kef, 1997;Van Hasselt, 1983), spending more time alone in passive activities, and working harder to maintain friendships with sighted friends, than have sighted adolescents (Sacks & Wolffe, 1998;Wolffe & Sacks, 1997). Adolescents with visual impairments may also be at an increased risk for depression and psychological problems (Abolfotouh & Telmesani 1993;Jan, Freeman, & Scott, 1977;Van Hasselt, Kazdin, & Hersen, 1986).…”
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“…In 2006, estimations showed that approximately 14 million visually-impaired Americans (12 years and older) experienced mental and physical challenges associated with loss of vision [8]. Many studies showed that during the developmental stage of children and adolescents with visual impairment, they continue becoming more vulnerable to life circumstances [9]. Low vision is associated with negative consequences such as limitations in day-to-day activities [10,11], poor physical function [10], depressive symptoms [12][13][14][15][16], and low quality of life [17].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…Some studies have found that adolescents with visual impairments may have an at increased risk for depression and psychological problems (Abolfotouh & Telmesani, 1993;Jan et al, 1977;Van Hasselt et al, 1986). Visual impairments may cause adolescents to feel inadequate and inferior (Beaty, 1992;Meighan, 1971).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%