Attainment of Developmental Tasks by Adolescents with Visual Impairments and Sighted Adolescents

Jens P. Pfeiffer · Martin Pinquart

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This study compared the achievement of developmental tasks by 158 adolescents with visual impairments to that of 158 sighted adolescents. The groups did not differ in the fulfillment of 9 of 11 tasks. However, those with visual impairments were less successful in peer-group integration and forming intimate relationships.

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