Mental Retardation 2003: Vol 41 Index

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Mental Retardation—Volume 41, 2003
Author Index and Elks, Martin. The Hissom Closure Out-
comes Study: Report on Six Years of Move-
Aigbe, Elizabeth, See Romer, Lyle T. ment to Supported Living, 263
Allen, Ronald. See Lindsay, William R. Coucouvanis, Kathie, Polister, Barbara, Prouty,
Apgar, Dawn Hall. See Lerman, Paul Robert, and Lakin, K. Charlie. Continuing Re-
Altabet, Steven, Rogers, Keith, Imes, Elizabeth, duction in Populations of Large State Residen-
Boatman, Ida Mae, and Moncier, Janice. Com- tial Facilities for Persons With Intellectual and
prehensive Approach Toward Improving Oral Developmental Disabilities, 67(T&M)!
Hygiene at a State Residential Facility for Peo- Croser, M. Doreen. See Eidelman, Steven M.
ple With Mental Retardation, 440 Crow, Robert E. See Parsons, Marsha B.
Armstrong, Derrick. See Goodley, Dan Coucouvanis, Kathryn. See Lakin, K. Charlie
Baroff, George S. Establishing Mental Retardation Dillon, Michael, and Holburn, Steve. Preserving
in Capital Cases: An Update, 198 Oral Histories: Example of the Institutional Ex-
Beail, Nigel. Utility of the Vineland Adaptive Be- perience, 130
havior Scales in Diagnosis and Research With Dodder, Richard A. See Minton, Carol A.
Adults Who Have Mental Retardation, 286;
Eidelman, Steven M., Pietrangelo, Renee, Gardner,
What Works for People With Mental Retar-
dation? Critical Commentary on Cognitive— James F, Jesien, George, and Croser, M. Do-
reen. Let’s Focus on the Real Issues (With an
Behavioral and Psychodynamic Psychotherapy
Introduction by the Editor), 126
Research, 468
Eklund, Susan J. See Hawkins, Barbara A.
Bechtel, Jennifer J., and Schreck, Kimberly A. Bal-
Elks, Martin. See Conroy, James
ancing Choice With Health Considerations in
Residential Environments, 465 Ericson, Kristine, and Isaacs, Barry. Eyewitness
Identification Accuracy: A Comparison of
Bernheimer, Lucinda P., Weisner, Thomas S., and
Adults With and Those Without Intellectual
Lowe, Edward D. Impacts of Children With
Disabilities, 161
Troubles on Working Poor Families: Mixed-
Method and Experimental Evidence, 403 Fisher, Celia B. See Cea, Christine D.
Blacher, Jan. See Kraemer, Bonnie R. Flowers, Claudia. See Test, David W.
Boatman, Ida Mae. See Altabet, Steven Foose, Alice K. See Hawkins, Barbara A.
Braddock, David. See Parish, Susan L. Ford, Michele E. See Rotholz, David A.
Cea, Christine D., and Fisher, Celia B. Health Care Fox, Robert A. Treatment or Accommodation for
Decision-Making by Adults With Mental Re- Adults With Challenging Behaviors, 205
Fujiura, Glenn T. Continuum of Intellectual Dis-
tardation, 78
ability: Demographic Evidence for the “Forgot-
Christian, LeeAnn. See Porter, Cari L.
Cioffi, Andrea. See Mank, David ten Generation,” 420
Coleman, Phyllis, and Shellow, Ronald A. Toward
Garcin, Nathalie. See Havercamp, Susan M.
a Uniform Standard for Mental Retardation in
Gardner, James F. See Eidelman, Steven M.
Death Penalty Cases, 203
Goeke, Jennifer, Kassow, Danielle, May, Deborah,
Conley, Ronald W. Supported Employment in Mary-
land: Successes and Issues, 237
Conroy, James, Spreat, Scott, Yuskauskas, Anita, ' Trends and Milestones
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and Kundert, Deborah. Parental Opinions Workforce (T&M), 141; Lakin, K. Charlie,
About Facial Plastic Surgery for Individuals Prouty, Robert, Polister, Barbara, and Coucou-
With Down Syndrome, 29 vanis, Kathie. Selected Changes in Residential
Goodley, Dan, Armstrong, Derrick, Sutherland, Service Systems Over a Quarter Century,
Kath, and Laurie, Linda. Self-Advocacy, 1977-2002 (T&M), 303; Lakin, K. Charlie,
“Learning Difficulties,” and the Social Model Prouty, Robert, Polister, Barbara. and Coucou-
of Disability, 149 vanis, Kathryn. Twenty Years of Growth in
Green, Regina Gentlesk. See Walsh, Kevin K. Medicaid Home and Community Based Servic-
Grot, James. See Gust, Deborah A. es, Recipients, and Costs: June 1982 to June
Gulley, Stephen. See Krauss, Marty Wyngaarden 2002, 394 see also Coucouvanis, Kathie
Gust, Deborah A., Wang, Susan A., Grot, James, Laurie, Linda. See Goodley, Dan
Ransom, Ray, and Levine, William C. National Lerman, Paul, Apgar, Dawn Hall, and Jordan, Ta-
Survey of Sexual Behavior and Sexual Behav- meeka. Deinstitutionalization and Mortality:
ior Policies in Facilities for Individuals With Findings of a Controlled Research Design in
Mental Retardation/Developmental Disabili- New Jersey, 225
ties, 365 Levine, William C. See Gust, Deborah A.
Lindsay, William R., Allan, Ronald, MacLeod,
Hamill, Lee B. Going to College: The Experiences
Fiona, Smart, Nicola, and Smith, Anne H. W.
of a Young Woman With Down Syndrome, 340
Long-Term Treatment and Management of Vi-
Havercamp, Susan M., Tassé, Marc J., Lunsky,
olent Tendencies of Men With Intellectual Dis-
Yona, and Garcin, Nathalie. Who Will Lead
abilities Convicted of Assault, 47
the Field Beyond 2020? 473
Lunsky, Yona. See Havercamp, Susan M.
Hawkins, Barbara A., Eklund, Susan J., James, Da-
Lowe, Edward D. See Bernheimer, Lucinda P.
vid R., and Foose, Alice K. Adaptive Behavior
and Cognitive Function of Adults With Down MacLeod, Fiona. See Lindsay, William R.
Syndrome: Modeling Change With Age, 7 Mank, David, Cioffi, Andrea, and Yovanoff, Paul.
Hewitt, Amy. See Test, David W. Supported Employment Outcomes Across a
Holburn, Steve. See Dillon, Michael Decade: Is there Evidence of Improvement in
the Quality of Implementation? 188
Imes, Elizabeth. See Altabet, Steven
Mannan, Hasheem. See Poston, Denise
Isaacs, Barry. See Ericson, Kristine
Marquis, Janet. See Poston, Denise
James, David R. See Hawkins, Barbara A. May, Deborah. See Goeke, Jennifer
Jesien, George. See Eidelman, Steven M. McClimens, Alex. The Organization of Difference:
Jordan, Tameeka, See Lerman, Paul People With Intellectual Disabilities and the
Social Model of Disability, 35
Karna-Lin, Eija. See Niemi, Jussi McComb, Diane. If Not Self-Determination, Then
Kassow, Danielle. See Goeke, Jennifer What? 290
Kastner, Theodore A. See Walsh, Kevin K. McIntyre, Laura Lee. See Kraemer, Bonnie R.
Kraemer, Bonnie R., McIntyre, Laura Lee, and Minton, Carol A., and Dodder, Richard A. Partic-
Blacher, Jan. Quality of Life for Young Adults ipation in Religious Services for People With
With Mental Retardation During Transition,
Developmental Disabilities, 430
250
Moncier, Janice. See Altabet, Steven
Krauss, Marty Wyngaarden, Gulley, Stephen, Scie-
gaj, Mark, and Wells, Nora. Access to Specialty Niemi, Jussi, and Karna-Lin, Eija. Four Vantage
Medical Care for Children with Mental Retar- Points to the Language Performance and Ca-
dation, Autism, and Other Special Health Care pacity of Human Beings: Response to Saloviita
Needs, 329: see also Robison, Dorothy and Sariola, 380; Whose Mind/Language is
Kundert, Deborah. See Goeke, Jennifer Closer to the Keyboard: Response to Sturmey,
387
Lakin, K. Charlie, Polister, Barbara, and Prouty,
Robert W. Wages of Non-State Direct-Support Parish, Susan L., Pomeranz-Essley, Amy, and Brad-
Professionals Lag Far Behind Those of Public dock, David. Family Support in the United
Direct-Support Professionals and the General States: Financing Trends and Emerging Initia-
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tives, 174; Parish, Susan L. Federal Income Sariola, Heikki. See Saloviita, Timo
Payments and Mental Retardation: The Polit- Schreck, Kimberly A. See Bechtel, Jennifer J.
ical and Economic Context, 446 Sciegaj, Mark. See Krauss, Marty Wyngaarden
Park, Jiyeon. See Poston, Denise Shellow, Ronald A. See Coleman, Phyllis
Parsons, Marsha B., Reid, Dennis H., and Crow, Smart, Nicola. See Lindsay, William R.
Robert E. Best and Worst Ways to Motivate Smith, Anne H. W. See Lindsay, William R.
Staff in Community Agencies: A Brief Survey Smith, Phil. Self-Determination and Independent
of Supervisors, 96 Support Brokerage: Creating Innovative Sec-
Perske, Robert. Observations of a Water Boy, 61; ond-Level Supports, 294
Parents Who Moved Against the Tide, 133 Solow, Jill. See Test, David W.
Pietrangelo, Renee. See Eidelman, Steven M. Spreat, Scott. See Conroy, James
Poling, Alan. See Porter, Cari L. Sturmey, Peter. Typing in Tongues: Interesting Ob-
Polister, Barbara. See Coucouvanis, Kathie; Lakin, servations on Facilitated Communication Do
K. Charlie Not Establish Authorship, 386
Pomeranz-Essley, Amy. See Parish, Susan L. Sutherland, Kath. See Goodley, Dan
Porter, Alice. See Romer, Lyle T.
Tameeka, Jordan. See Lerman, Paul
Porter, Cari L., Christian, LeeAnn, and Poling,
Tassé, Marc J. See Havercamp, Susan M.
Alan. Participation of Women As Authors and
Taylor, Steven J. From the Editor, 123;
Editors in Journals Concerned With Mental
Test, David W., Flowers, Claudia, Hewitt, Amy, and
Retardation and Related Topics, 1; Research
Solow, Jill. Statewide Study of the Direct Sup-
Brief: Some Data Concerning the Reporting of
port Staff Workforce, 276
Participants’ Gender in the Mental Retardation
Turnbull, Ann. See Poston, Denise
Literature, 75
Poston, Denise, Turnbull, Ann, Park, Jiyeon, Man- Vitello, Stanley J. Keene v. Brigham and Women’s
nan, Hasheem, Marquis, Janet, and Wang, Hospital, Inc.: On the Value of a Life With
Mian. Family Quality of Life: A Qualitative In- Mental Retardation, 389; Update, 419
quiry, 313
Walsh, Kevin K., Kastner, Theodore A., and Green,
Powell, Richard. Psychometric Properties of the
Regina Gentlesk. Cost Comparisons of Com-
Beck Depression Inventory and the Zung Self
munity and Institutional Residential Settings:
Rating Depression Scale in Adults With Men-
A Historical Review of Selected Research, 103
tal Retardation, 88
Wang, Mian. See Poston, Denise
Prouty, Robert W. See Lakin, K. Charlie; Coucou-
Wang, Susan A. See Gust, Deborah A.
vanis, Kathie
Wehmeyer, Michael L. Eugenics and Sterilization in
Ransom, Ray. See Gust, Deborah A. the Heartland, 57
Reid, Dennis H. See Parsons, Marsha B. Weisner, Thomas S. See Bernheimer, Lucinda
Richardson, Mary. See Romer, Lyle T. Wells, Nora. See Krauss, Marty Wyngaarden
Robison, Dorothy, and Krauss, Marty Wyngaarden.
Lessons From the Field: Participatory Action Yovanoff, Paul. See Mank, David
Yuskauskas, A. See Conroy, James
Research in a Family Research Project, 460
Yuan, Susan. Seeing with New Eyes: Metaphors of
Rogers, Keith. See Altabet, Steven
Family Experience, 207
Romer, Lyle T., Richardson, Mary, Aigbe, Elizabeth,
and Porter, Alice. Down the Garden Path of
Self-Determination: A Response to Ashbaugh,
292 Book Review Index
Rotholz, David A., and Ford, Michele E. Statewide
System Change in Positive Behavior Support. Alonso, Miguel Angel Verdugo. See Schalock, Rob-
354 ert
Saloviita, Timo, and Sariola, Heikki. Authorship in Baker, Bruce. See Blacher, Jan
Facilitated Communication: A Re-Analysis of Blacher, Jan, and Baker, Bruce. “Families and Men-
a Case of Assumed Representative Authentic tal Retardation,” reviewed by Lyle T. Romer,
Writing, 374 299
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Borthwick-Duffy, Sharon. See Luckasson, Ruth Reeve, Alya. See Luckasson, Ruth
Buntinx, W. H. E. See Luckasson, Ruth
Schalock, Robert, and Alonso, Miguel Angel Ver-
Coulter, David L. See Luckasson, Ruth dugo. “Handbook on Quality of Life for Human
Craig, Ellis M. See Luckasson, Ruth Service Practitioners,” reviewed by David T.
Helm, 479; see also Luckasson, Ruth
Doyle, M. B. (Editor). “The Paraprofessional’s
Snell, Martha E. See Luckasson, Ruth
Guide to the Inclusive Classroom: Working as
Spitalnik, Deborah M. See Luckasson, Ruth
a Team,” 2nd ed., by M. B. Doyle, reviewed by
Spreat, Scott. See Luckasson, Ruth
Sandra Alper, 65
Tassé, Marc J. See Luckasson, Ruth
English, Kristina M. See Goldstein, Howard
Vietze, P. See Holburn, S.
Frazier, E. See Martin, J.
Zuckoff, M. “Choosing Naia: A Family’s Journey,”
Goldstein, Howard, Kaczmarek, Louise A., and En-
glish, Kristina M. “Promoting Social Commu- reviewed by Terry Boisot, 477
nication: Children With Developmental Dis-
abilities From Birth to Adolescence,” reviewed
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by Janis Chadsey, 301
Holburn, S., and Vietze, P. (Editors). “Person-Cen- AAMR, future of, 473-476
tered Planning: Research, Practice and Future Abuse, sexual, 365-373
Directions,” edited by S. Holburn and P. Vietze, Advocacy movement, 133-134; self, 149-160
reviewed by John Butterworth, 212 Aging, changes related to, 7-28
Husch, J. See Martin, J.
ARC, 133-134
Kaczmarek, Louise A. See Goldstein, Howard Assault, 47-56
Autism, access to medical care, 329-339
Linehan, R. N. “Diabetes and Developmental Dis-
ability: Meeting the Challenge. A Manual and Beck Depression Inventory, 88-95
Teaching Aid for Caregivers,” reviewed by Behavior, adaptive, 7-28; challenging, 205-206;
Wendy M. Nehring, 478 sexual, 365-373
Luckasson, Ruth, Borthwick-Duffy, Sharon, Bun-
Categorization, 35-46
tinx, W. H. E., Coulter, David L., Craig, Ellis Choice, 466-467, 477(BR)?
M., Reeve, Alya, Schalock, Robert L., Snell, College, for individuals with mental retardation,
Martha E., Spitalnik, Deborah M., Spreat,
340-353
Scott, and Tassé, Marc J. “Mental Retardation:
Communication, facilitated, 314-388; social, 301-
Definition, Classification, and Systems of Sup-
302(BR)
ports (10th ed.), reviewed by James Bellini, 135 Criminal offenses, 47-56, 161-173
Martin, E. D., Jr. (Editor). “Significant Disability:
Death penalty, toward a uniform standard, 198-202,
Issues Affecting People With Significant Dis-
203-204. See also Execution
abilities From a Historical, Policy, Leadership
Decision-making, and health care, 78-87
and Systems Perspective,” reviewed by Bruce
Definition, of mental retardation, 135-137(BR)
A. Shields, 214
Deinstitutionalization, relation to mortality, 225—-
Martin, J., Mithaug, D., Oliphant, J., Husch, J., and
236
Frazier, E. “Self-Directed Employment: A
Dental care, 440-445
Handbook for Transition Teachers and Em-
Depression, evaluation of, 66-95
ployment Specialists, reviewed by David Hag-
Determination, self, 290-298. See also Support bro-
ner, 137
kerage
Mithaug, D. See Martin, J.
Developmental Disabilities Quality Coalition, 126-
Oliphant, J. See Martin, J. 129
Diabetes, and developmental disability, 478(BR)
Race, David G. (Editor) “Learning Disability—A
Social Approach,” reviewed by Kenneth D.
Keith, 139
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Discrimination, sex, 1-6 Mental retardation, evolving conceptions of, 420-
Down syndrome, changes with age, 7-28; and col- 429
lege attendance, 340-353 Mortality, in New Jersey, 225-236
Economics, of different types of residences, 125- Nutrition, 465-467
129; of family support, 174-187 Obesity, 465-467
Employment, self-directed, 135-137(BR); support-
Parents, as advocates, 133-134; opinions on plastic
ed, 188-197: in Maryland, 237-249
surgery, 29-34. See also Families
Ethics, value of life with mental retardation, 389-
Participatory Action Research, 460-464
391, 477-478(BR)
Person-centered planning, 212—214(BR)
Eugenics, 57-60
Placement, community/institutional, 225-236
Execution of persons with mental retardation, 61—
Plastic surgery, 29-34
64(BR). See also Death penalty
Policy, for families, 446-458; research that can af-
Eye-witness identification, 161-173
fect, 126-129, 460-464
Facilitated communication. See Communication, Positive behavior support, statewide implementa-
facilitated tion of, 354-364
Families, adaptation in, 403-418; experiences of, Poverty, and children with troubles 403-418
207-211; and mental retardation, 299- Psychotherapy, 465-467
301(BR); quality of life for, 313-329; support
Quality of life, changes in during movement 263-
for, 174-187, 446-459
275; during transition for young adults, 250-
Finances, and family support, 446-459
262; for families, 313-328; handbook on, 389-
Forgotten generation, 420-429 391, 479-481
Funding, for families. 294-298
Religion, participation in, 430-439
Gender, reporting of, 75-77 Research, including stakeholders in, 460-464
Residences, comparing community and institution-
Health care, 78-87; need for better access to, 261-—
al, 103-122, 125-129; changes in over a quar-
275; specialty, 329-339
ter century, 301-304(T&M); policy for han-
Health, dental, 440-445
dling sexual behavior, 365-373
Hissom Memorial Center, 263-275
Histories, oral, 130-132 Sexual behavior. See Behavior, sexual
Hygiene, oral, 440-445 Social model of disability, 35-46
Staff, how to motivate, 96-102; statewide study of,
Inclusion, in school 65-66(BR); in religious activ- 276-285; wages of, 141-146(T&M)
ities, 430-439 Sterilization, 57-60
Institution, closing of, 263-275; reductions of, 67- Students, 473-476
70(T&M); residents’ stories about, 130-132. Subsidies, cash, 446-459
114-115 Support brokerage, 294-298
Intellectual disabilities, mild, 420-429 Support, family, 174-187
Systems, service, 460-464
Keene v. Brigham and Women’s Hospital, 389-391;
update on, 419 Therapy, cognitive behavioral, 468-471
Treatments, for mental disorders 468-471
Labels, 420-429
Leaders, of AAMR, 473-476 Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scales, use in diag-
Learning disabilities, specific, 420-429; (mental re- nosing mental retardation, 286—289
Violence, treatment for, 47-56
tardation), life experiences of persons with,
130-122 Volunteering, 61-64
Life, value of, 477-478 Wages of direct support professionals, 141-
Living, supported, 261-275 146(T&M)
Waiver, 397-400(T&M)
Management, anger, 47-56
Women, as editors and authors of journals, 1-6
Medicaid Home and Community Based Services,
397-400(T&M) Zung Self Rating Depression Scale, 88-95
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