No. 35 (2019): Wyzwania życia z niepełnosprawnością – możliwości, wsparcie i uczestnictwo

Artykuły

• Strength of interpersonal relationship and situational coping among women with spinal cord injury

  Agnieszka Gabryś

  11-23

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• Interpersonal relations in the context of daily life of a nursing home

  Ines Bogdańska

  24-40

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• Social security system for people with disabilities in the Czech Republic

  Tomasz Kasprzak

  41-55

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• Functional assist translator-guide and the quality of life of deafblind people — research report

  Mateusz Rutkowski

  56-69

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• Relations between adults with intellectual disabilities and significant Other — biographical perspective

  Iwona Myśliwczyk

  70-88

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• The intersectional dimension of Polish press discourse of the disability and old age

  Marcin Wlazło

  89-102

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• Impact on Participation and Autonomy Questionnaire (IPA) —validation the psychometric properties of the IPA Polish version

  Stanisława Byra, Marlena Duda

  103-126

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• Disability activists in the struggle for independent lives, equal opportunities and human rights. On the power of the protests, the government's oppression and social defiance

  Agnieszka Woynarowska

  127-143

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• Origins of femininity from the perspective of women with intellectual disability. Research report

  Urszula Bartnikowska

  144-155

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• Sense of self-dignity of seniors — announcement from examinations

  Ewa Grudziewska, Marta Mikołajczyk

  156-168

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• Experience in pregnancy with congenital disorder and maternal-fetal attachment

  Marta Kucharska

  169-183

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• Similarities and differences between the blind, the partially sighted and the non-impaired in the context of scientific studies

  Joanna Gładyszewska-Cylulko

  184-198

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• Anxiety in people who are blind from birth or early childhood (with particular emphasis on fear of heights)

  Marzenna Zaorska

  199-213

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• Cognitive functioning of person who lose vision in late adulthood - research review

  Kornelia Czerwińska, Izabella Kucharczyk

  214-226

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• Acquiring visual impairment in late adulthood and the mortality rate — a research review

  Kornelia Czerwińska

  227-241

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