Case Report: A Case of Intellectual Disability with Inappropriate and
Introduction. Intellectual Disability is defined in DSM-5 as a conceptual, socially defective disorder that covers both intellectual and adaptive deficiencies and starts during the developmental stage. 1 Aggressive and challenging behaviors are frequently seen in these individuals with limited coping skills. 2 These behaviors, which are considered as the most important factors in applying to ...
(PDF) A case study of Chiunda an intellectually disabled child at
The study established the special needs or weak areas and strengths of Chiunda a 9 year old girl with mild intellectual disability (IQ 55). Secondly, this study brought to light the limitations ...
Case Study on Intellectual Disability
Case Study of a Child with Intellectual Disability. Exclusively available on IvyPanda®. In this intellectual disability case study, the author looks at designing an education curriculum for Meagan, a 14-year-old student. We will write a custom essay on your topic. 809 writers online.
Case study: 'He's a 10-year-old child with disabilities . . . I can't
Case study: 'He's a 10-year-old child with disabilities . . . I can't see how isolating helps' Debbie Kennedy says the regular use of seclusion has worsened her son's behaviour
Comprehensive Evaluation of the Child With Intellectual Disability or
Global developmental delay and intellectual disability are relatively common pediatric conditions. This report describes the recommended clinical genetics diagnostic approach. The report is based on a review of published reports, most consisting of medium to large case series of diagnostic tests used, and the proportion of those that led to a diagnosis in such patients. Chromosome microarray ...
Object Control Skills Training for Children With Intellectual
Children with intellectual disability (ID) are known to have higher risks of poor wellbeing (Emerson, 2013; van Schrojenstein Lantman-de Valk, 2005), and recent evidence has shown that their social and behavioral problems are associated with poor motor proficiency (Lee & Jeoung, 2016).Children with ID do tend to have impaired or delayed development of movement skills (Goodway et al., 2018 ...
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This case study shows how an 8-year-old boy with autism and mild intellectual disability underwent positive psychological development in terms of play, social communication, and mentalization during a year and a half of group-based therapy using COMSI®-(COMmunication and Social Interaction). This eclectic treatment has a relational approach and is based on developmental psychology, knowledge ...
Protecting Sexually Abused Children with Intellectual Disability in the
This case study examined how a case of sexual abuse of a young girl with intellectual disability by her father/guardian was brought to light, reported, investigated, and prosecuted, and the outcomes of the case. The case study examines how the child's rights were protected and the social support provisions which were provided to the victims. This case study highlights the strengths and gaps ...
Assessment of rehabilitation effects in children with mild intellectual
The children were qualified for the study based on the diagnosis of mild intellectual disability issued by the Psychological and Pedagogical Counselling Centre, where they had been assessed by a ...
Parents With Disabilities: A Case Study Exploration of Support Needs
The case study analysis reveals that parents with disabilities often have a limited number of informal and formal supports, that sources of informal support for parents with disabilities often had their own unmet needs, and that the overall support networks of parents with disabilities were fragile. The case studies show that while parents ...
Self-Care Skills of Children with Moderate Intellectual Disability
The aim of the. study is to explore the self-care skills of children. with moderate intellectual disability on feeding, dressing, toileting, and self-hygiene, and factors. that affect these skills ...
PDF Severe Intellectual Disability: A Case Study
There are four. classifications of intellectual disabilities, according to the DSM-5: mild, moderate, severe, and. profound (American Psychiatric Association, 2013). Individuals with a classification of mild. have an IQ range of 55-70, moderate have an IQ range of 40-55, severe have an IQ range of 25-.
Case studies on disability and inclusion
The case studies have a specific focus on children with disabilities and their families. However, many of the highlighted initiatives are designed for broad inclusion and benefit all children. In particular, this case study, covers such topics as: Inclusive Preschool, Assistive Technologies (AT), Early Childhood intervention (ECI ...
(PDF) Bronfenbrenner's theory and teaching intervention: The case of
The purpose of the present study through the case study of a student with intellectual disabilities is to implement and evaluate the pedagogical tool, TISIPfSENs, in the secondary school microsystem.
People with intellectual disability and their risk of exposure to
The risk of violence depends on several factors, such as the number of contacts that persons with intellectual disabilities have. The narrative case study of Prendergast et al. (2015) ... Children with intellectual disabilities need to work with concrete situations, learn one step at a time, repeat what they have learned, and practice what they ...
Parents with intellectual disabilities in the child protection system
5. Discussion. This study examines substantiated cases of child maltreatment involving parents with intellectual disabilities in the U.S. Although the source reported significant amounts of missing data, this study's findings are a first estimate of parental demographics, risk factors, maltreatment types, and service referrals made in a large number of substantiated child protection cases ...
Students with Intellectual Disability in Special Needs School: A
This qualitative descriptive study aims to describe the situation of students with intellectual disabilities in a special needs school. Data was collected through semi-structured interviews with 8 ...
The role of people with intellectual disability in intellectual
In light of the CRPD's (2007) call for inclusion and participation, this study investigates whether and how people with intellectual disability are incorporated into research about them, which uses the Delphi method. The Delphi method has unique opportunities for incorporating lived experience, as expert status is conferred to participants and a process of structured feedback is followed.
Child with intellectual disability misdiagnosed as autism: A case study
This case study is about a nine year old boy, referred by the special school teacher presenting with the complaints of Autism and slow learning. Contrary to his complaints, the developmental ...
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Introduction. Intellectual Disability is defined in DSM-5 as a conceptual, socially defective disorder that covers both intellectual and adaptive deficiencies and starts during the developmental stage. 1 Aggressive and challenging behaviors are frequently seen in these individuals with limited coping skills. 2 These behaviors, which are considered as the most important factors in applying to ...
The study established the special needs or weak areas and strengths of Chiunda a 9 year old girl with mild intellectual disability (IQ 55). Secondly, this study brought to light the limitations ...
Case Study of a Child with Intellectual Disability. Exclusively available on IvyPanda®. In this intellectual disability case study, the author looks at designing an education curriculum for Meagan, a 14-year-old student. We will write a custom essay on your topic. 809 writers online.
Case study: 'He's a 10-year-old child with disabilities . . . I can't see how isolating helps' Debbie Kennedy says the regular use of seclusion has worsened her son's behaviour
Global developmental delay and intellectual disability are relatively common pediatric conditions. This report describes the recommended clinical genetics diagnostic approach. The report is based on a review of published reports, most consisting of medium to large case series of diagnostic tests used, and the proportion of those that led to a diagnosis in such patients. Chromosome microarray ...
Children with intellectual disability (ID) are known to have higher risks of poor wellbeing (Emerson, 2013; van Schrojenstein Lantman-de Valk, 2005), and recent evidence has shown that their social and behavioral problems are associated with poor motor proficiency (Lee & Jeoung, 2016).Children with ID do tend to have impaired or delayed development of movement skills (Goodway et al., 2018 ...
This case study shows how an 8-year-old boy with autism and mild intellectual disability underwent positive psychological development in terms of play, social communication, and mentalization during a year and a half of group-based therapy using COMSI®-(COMmunication and Social Interaction). This eclectic treatment has a relational approach and is based on developmental psychology, knowledge ...
This case study examined how a case of sexual abuse of a young girl with intellectual disability by her father/guardian was brought to light, reported, investigated, and prosecuted, and the outcomes of the case. The case study examines how the child's rights were protected and the social support provisions which were provided to the victims. This case study highlights the strengths and gaps ...
The children were qualified for the study based on the diagnosis of mild intellectual disability issued by the Psychological and Pedagogical Counselling Centre, where they had been assessed by a ...
The case study analysis reveals that parents with disabilities often have a limited number of informal and formal supports, that sources of informal support for parents with disabilities often had their own unmet needs, and that the overall support networks of parents with disabilities were fragile. The case studies show that while parents ...
The aim of the. study is to explore the self-care skills of children. with moderate intellectual disability on feeding, dressing, toileting, and self-hygiene, and factors. that affect these skills ...
There are four. classifications of intellectual disabilities, according to the DSM-5: mild, moderate, severe, and. profound (American Psychiatric Association, 2013). Individuals with a classification of mild. have an IQ range of 55-70, moderate have an IQ range of 40-55, severe have an IQ range of 25-.
The case studies have a specific focus on children with disabilities and their families. However, many of the highlighted initiatives are designed for broad inclusion and benefit all children. In particular, this case study, covers such topics as: Inclusive Preschool, Assistive Technologies (AT), Early Childhood intervention (ECI ...
The purpose of the present study through the case study of a student with intellectual disabilities is to implement and evaluate the pedagogical tool, TISIPfSENs, in the secondary school microsystem.
The risk of violence depends on several factors, such as the number of contacts that persons with intellectual disabilities have. The narrative case study of Prendergast et al. (2015) ... Children with intellectual disabilities need to work with concrete situations, learn one step at a time, repeat what they have learned, and practice what they ...
5. Discussion. This study examines substantiated cases of child maltreatment involving parents with intellectual disabilities in the U.S. Although the source reported significant amounts of missing data, this study's findings are a first estimate of parental demographics, risk factors, maltreatment types, and service referrals made in a large number of substantiated child protection cases ...
This qualitative descriptive study aims to describe the situation of students with intellectual disabilities in a special needs school. Data was collected through semi-structured interviews with 8 ...
In light of the CRPD's (2007) call for inclusion and participation, this study investigates whether and how people with intellectual disability are incorporated into research about them, which uses the Delphi method. The Delphi method has unique opportunities for incorporating lived experience, as expert status is conferred to participants and a process of structured feedback is followed.
This case study is about a nine year old boy, referred by the special school teacher presenting with the complaints of Autism and slow learning. Contrary to his complaints, the developmental ...