GROUP HOMES AND COMMUNITY INTEGRATION OF DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED PEOPLE. MICRO-INSTITUTIONALISATION?
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SINSON, J.C., GROUP HOMES AND COMMUNITY INTEGRATION OF DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED PEOPLE. MICRO-INSTITUTIONALISATION?. Londres, JESSICA KINGSLEY PUBLISHERS, 1993, 202 p.
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31203
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SIIS N1a.51 M24.7.11
Palabras clave:
Actitudes sociales, Calidad de vida, Discapacidad, Discapacidad intelectual, Experiencias, Inclusión social, Método educativo, Normalización, Ocio, Soluciones residenciales, Reino Unido
Actitudes sociales, Calidad de vida, Discapacidad, Discapacidad intelectual, Experiencias, Inclusión social, Método educativo, Normalización, Ocio, Soluciones residenciales, Reino Unido
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