NASTY GIRLS, THUGS, AND HUMANS LIKE US

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• OUTCOMES OF INTERACTIONS WITH PEERS WITH MODERATE OR SEVERE DISABILITIES: A STATEWIDE SURVEY OF HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
  per: HELMSTETTER, E.
• PLACEMENT ALONG THE CONTINUUM OF SERVICES AND ITS IMPACT ON STUDENTS' SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS
  per: FRYXELL, D.
• PEER INTERACTIONS AND SOCIAL ACCEPTANCE OF ELEMENTARY-AGE CHILDREN WITH SEVERE DISABILITIES IN AN INCLUSIVE SCHOOL
  per: EVANS, I.M
• REGULAR EDUCATORS' PERCEPTIONS OF FACILITATING FRIENDSHIPS OF STUDENTS WITH MODERATE, SEVERE, OR PROFOUND DISABILITIES WITH NONDISABLED PEERS
  per: HAMRE-NIETUPSKI, S.
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  per: FARRELL, P.