DOCDMEIT RESU3E CG 006 397 Clore, Gerald L.; Jeffery, Katherine McMillan Emotional Role Playing, Attitude Change, and Attraction Toward a Disabled Person. Illinois Univ., Champaign. May 71 21p.; Paper presented at the Midwestern Psychological Association Convention in Detroit, Michigan, May 6-8, 1971 Gerald Clore, Department of Psychology, University of Illinois, Champaign, Illinois 61820 EDRS ...

The integration of the handicapped into full community life poses difficult problems which have so far been largely glossed over in simplistic debates. It is the quality of life which ultimately needs examining, and for the handicapped this cannot be divorced from close comparisons with the experiences of normal people. The full acceptance of the handicapped by their normal peers is probably an...

Smart home indicates an application for different technological implementations, it could indicate any system which controls the door lock and several other devices. Facial identification is important section to achieve surveillance safety, especially handicapped people, can be considered as one of ways that deal with biometrics performed identify facial images via utilizing fundamental feature...

Keywords: Adé lie penguin begging biparental care breeding effort chick compensation Pygoscelis adeliae In biparental species, the response of parents when their mates are disadvantaged is highly variable. Moreover, experimental studies on parental effort have mainly focused on short-lived birds whose breeding constraints largely differ from those of long-lived species such as seabirds. We inve...

meet the needs of handicapped children. In its almost poetic statement of goals, Public Law 94142 reflects a movement to develop programs designed to meet each handicapped child’s unique educational needs, &dquo;in order to help each child become all he is capable of being.&dquo; The thrust of the Education for All Handicapped Children Act is to provide each youngster, with the &dquo;least rest...

The dynamics of self-confidence are modelled in an environment where rational individuals optimally choose educations and occupations with the aim to acquire productive skills while learning about ability. It is shown how the presence of uninformative options can trap individuals below their potential. Furthermore, the trade-off between probability of success and value of skills may induce unce...