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Attitudes towards handicaps in South African and Indian university students
K Peltzer1, L Cherian, V I Cherian
1Health Behavior Research Unit, University of the North, Sovenga, South Africa. PeltzerK@unin.unorth.ac.za
Psychological Reports
|January 11, 2002
Abstract:
327 first-year students in South Africa showed a significantly more favourable attitude towards handicaps than 205 first-year Indian students.
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