Family perceptions of future programming needs in a sample of individuals with mental retardation

¹Department of Behavioral Sciences, Christian Brothers University, Memphis, TN 38104, USA. snicks@cbu.edu

|July 17, 1999

Abstract:

The present study examined parents' perceived programming needs of their children with mental retardation. Parents (44 mothers, 8 fathers) of individuals attending programming in an agency for mental retardation responded to a telephone survey. Analysis showed parents were most concerned about future housing needs. A significant difference was found between older and younger parents in their perception of future needs.

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