Article2002

Predictors of Job-Seeking Behavior among Persons with Visual Impairments

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Disability Education and Employment Medical Practices and Rehabilitation Retirement, Disability, and Employment

Abstract

This follow-up study of 60 nonworking persons with visual impairments who contacted a vision rehabilitation agency for vocational placement services over a five-year period found that the absence of other health or physical conditions and being unemployed one year or less were significant predictors of job-seeking behavior.

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