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Values, Preferences, and Decisions in the Care of Children with Developmental Disabilities

David T. Cadman · Charles H. Goldsmith · PUNAM BASHIM

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This study compared values placed on functions relevant to the well-being of young developmentally handicapped children by parents, community members, and clinicians. Thirty-two (32) parents of developmentally handicapped children and 32 adult community members were sampled in this study. The results are reviewed.

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