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Constructing Identity through Social Interaction: Developmentally-Disabled Adults Living in a Semi-Independent Apartment Complex

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Conversations and social interactions of developmentally-disabled adults living in a semi-independent apartment facility were analyzed to identify means of constructing in-group and out-group identities. Four themes were identified as helping build an in-group identity. Out-group identity and how these individuals perceived their disabilities were also explored. Evidence indicated that these individuals did not have a strong perception of "different-ness" from the non-disabled community. Studying interactions of this population can help care providers better understand impediments to successful community placement.

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Abstract: Conversations and social interactions of developmentally-disabled adults living in a semi-independent apartment facility were analyzed to identify means of constructing in-group and out-group identities. Four themes were identified as helping build an in-group identity. Out-group identity and how these individuals perceived their disabilities were also explored. Evidence indicated that these individuals did not have a strong perception of "different-ness" from the non-disabled community. Studying interactions of this population can help care providers better understand impediments to successful community placement.

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Constructing Identity 1 Student Constructing Identity through Social Interaction: Developmentally-Disabled Adults Living in a Semi-Independent Apartment Complex Susan W. Thomas University of South Alabama Revised April 25 2005 Constructing Identity 2 Abstract Conversations and social interactions of developmentally-disabled adults living in a semi- independent apartment facility were analyzed to identify means of constructing in-group and out-group identities. Four themes were identified as helping build an in-group identity. Out-group identity and how these individuals perceived their disabilities were also explored.
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