HIERARCHY OF PREFERENCE TOWARD DISABILITY GROUPS

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[3] Bogardus ES, 1925, J APPL SOCIOL, V9, P299

[4] CONLEY RW, 1965, ECONOMICS VOCATIONAL

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[10] Thurstone L. L., 1929, MEASUREMENT ATTITUDE

[1] Barker RG, 1948, J SOC ISSUES, V4, P28

[2] Bogardus ES, 1933, SOCIOL SOC RES, V17, P265

[3] Bogardus ES, 1925, J APPL SOCIOL, V9, P299

[4] CONLEY RW, 1965, ECONOMICS VOCATIONAL

[5] WHATS IN A NAME - ATTITUDES TOWARD DISABLED PERSONS [J]. PERSONNEL AND GUIDANCE JOURNAL, 1967, 45 (06): : 557 - 560

[6] SOCIAL DISTANCE OF EXCEPTIONAL - STUDY AT HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL [J]. EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN, 1966, 32 (08) : 551 - 556

[7] Krech D., 1948, THEORY PROBLEMS SOCI

[8] SOCIAL ACCEPTABILITY OF ANOMALOUS PERSONS [J]. EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN, 1969, 36 (02) : 91 - 96

[9] SILLER J, 1967, RD707 VOC REH ADM PR

[10] Thurstone L. L., 1929, MEASUREMENT ATTITUDE