P-ISSN 2328-6202
E-ISSN 2833-2466
Vol. 29, Issue 1, 2021January 01, 2021 CDT
Computer Assistive Technology Satisfaction and Work Skills Confidence Among Individuals With Spinal Cord Injury
Computer Assistive Technology Satisfaction and Work Skills Confidence Among Individuals With Spinal Cord Injury
Behnush Mortimer, Mark Tucker,
Articles in Vol. 29, Issue 1, 2021
Vol. 29, Issue 1, 2021
- Facilitating Knowledge in Rehabilitation Counseling Professionals on Caseload Management: A Pre-Test/Post-Test EvaluationLee Ann Rawlins WilliamsGina Oswald
- The Impact of Nonexertional Limitations on Loss of Earning Capacity Evaluation in the Litigated CaseDavid E. StewartGeorge CyphersDaniel V. Turner
- Increasing Successful Employment Outcomes for Individuals With Psychiatric Disabilities With On-the-Job TrainingSonia PetersonGhadah Saleh AlkhadimMelinda DavisMarjorie Olney
- Legislation Impact on Transition Services for Youth With Disabilities: An Impact on Lnteragency Collaboration Between Schools and Vocational RehabilitationEmily A. BrinckKatherine B. FriedmanMatthew E. Sprong
- Considerations for Vocational Assessments in the Era of COVID-19John R. CaryNick ChoppaCloie B. JohnsonKourtney LaytonDonna B. TaylorMichelle McBroom Weiss
- Computer Assistive Technology Satisfaction and Work Skills Confidence Among Individuals With Spinal Cord InjuryBehnush MortimerMark Tucker
- Identity Reconstruction Following Neurological Disability OnsetToni Ann Saia
- The Interaction of Disability Status and Family Income Level as a Predictor of STEM Achievement for Youth in U.S. High SchoolsSonia Peterson
Mortimer, B., & Tucker, M. (2021). Computer Assistive Technology Satisfaction and Work Skills Confidence Among Individuals with Spinal Cord Injury. The Rehabilitation Professional, 29(1). https://doi.org/10.70385/001c.147028