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MENTAL RETARDATION VOLUME 40, NUMBER 6: 498-501 | DECEMBER 2002 Index Mental Retardation—Volume 40, 2002 Author Index Retardation Using a Palmtop Personal Com- puter, 358 Aigbe, Elizabeth. See Romer, Lyle T. Draheim, Christopher C., Williams, Daniel P., and Ambar, A. See Duvdeveny, I. McCubbin, Jeffrey A. Prevalence of Physical Ashbaugh, John. Down the Garden Path of Self- Inactivity and Recommended Physical Activity Determination, 416 in Community-Based Adults With Mental Re- Baker, Bruce L., and Blacher, Jan. For Better or tardation, 436 Worse? Impact of Residential Placement on Duvdevany, I., Ben-Zur, H., and Ambar, A. Self- Families, 1 Determination and Mental Retardation: Is Baker, Daniel J., Fuhrman, Joanne, and Renter, There an Association With Living Arrange- Fred. Perspectives on Organizational Growth, ment and Lifestyle Satisfaction? 379 477 Dybwad, Gunnar. The Need for Applied Social Sci- Ben-Zur, H. See Duvdeveny, I. ence Research in Mental Retardation: A Pre- Bennett, Leslie. See Linhorst, Donald M. liminary Memorandum, 406 Berry, Judy O. Civics Lesson ... and More, 334 Edge, Robin. One Middle-Age White Male’s Per- Birenbaum, Arnold. Poverty, Welfare Reform, and spective on Racism and Cultural Competence: Disproportionate Rates of Disability Among A View From the Bunker Where We Wait to Children, 212 Have Our Privilege Stripped Away, 83 Blacher, Jan. See Baker, Bruce L. Edwards, William. See Keyes, Denis Braddock, David. See Hemp, Richard Eggleton, Ian R. C. Brantley, Ashley, Huebner, E. Scott, and Nagle, Eidelman, Steve. See Turnbull, Rud Richard J. Multidimensional Life Satisfaction Felce, David. See Perry, Jonathan; Schalock, Robert L. Reports of Adolescents With Mild Mental Dis- Finlay, W. M. L., and Lyons, E. Acquiescence in abilities, 321 Interviews With People Who Have Mental Re- Bryant, Brian. See Thompsori, James R. tardation, 14 Brown, Ivan. See Schalock, Robert L. Fuhrman, Joanne. See Baker, Daniel J. Brown, Roy. See Schalock, Robert L. Fujiura, Glenn T. See Yamaki, Kiyoshi Brown, Tony. See Hastings, Richard P. Gast, David. See Malley, Sharon M. Campbell, Edward M. See Thompson, James R. Gelb, Steven A. The Dignity of Humanity is Not Campbell, Leanne. See West, Michael a Scientific Construct, 55 Cooney, Bernard F. Exploring Perspectives on Tran- Gilbert, Thomas W. See Pershey, Monica Gordon sitior of Youth With Disabilities: Voices of Goode, David. Mental Retardation is Dead: Long Young Adults, Parents, and Professionals, 425 Live Mental Retardation! 57 Craig, Ellis M. See Thompson, James R. Hall, Philip S., and Hull, Nancy D. Hiring and Re- Croser, M. Doreen. Word From Washington, 168 taining Direct-Care Staff: After Fifty Years of Cummins, Robert A. See Schalock, Robert L. Research, What Do We Know? 201 Danforth, Scot. New Words for New Purposes: A Handley, Mary. See Murphy, Stephen T. Challenge for the AAMR, 51 Hanley, Barbara. Intersection of the Fields of Child Dattilo, John. See Malley, Sharon M. Welfare and Developmental Disabilities, 413 Davies, Daniel K., Stock, Steven E., and Wehmey- Hastings, Richard P., and Brown, Tony. Coping er, Michael L. Enhancing Independent Time- Strategies and the Impact of Challenging Be- Management Skills of Individuals With Mental haviors on Special Educators’ Burnout, 148 498 ©American Association on Mental Retardation MENTAL RETARDATION VOLUME 40, NUMBER 6: 498-501 | DECEMBER 2002 Index Mental Retardation—Volume 40, 2002 Author Index Retardation Using a Palmtop Personal Com- puter, 358 Aigbe, Elizabeth. See Romer, Lyle T. Draheim, Christopher C., Williams, Daniel P., and Ambar, A. See Duvdeveny, I. McCubbin, Jeffrey A. Prevalence of Physical Ashbaugh, John. Down the Garden Path of Self- Inactivity and Recommended Physical Activity Determination, 416 in Community-Based Adults With Mental Re- Baker, Bruce L., and Blacher, Jan. For Better or tardation, 436 Worse? Impact of Residential Placement on Duvdevany, I., Ben-Zur, H., and Ambar, A. Self- Families, 1 Determination and Mental Retardation: Is Baker, Daniel J., Fuhrman, Joanne, and Renter, There an Association With Living Arrange- Fred. Perspectives on Organizational Growth, ment and Lifestyle Satisfaction? 379 477 Dybwad, Gunnar. The Need for Applied Social Sci- Ben-Zur, H. See Duvdeveny, I. ence Research in Mental Retardation: A Pre- Bennett, Leslie. See Linhorst, Donald M. liminary Memorandum, 406 Berry, Judy O. Civics Lesson ... and More, 334 Edge, Robin. One Middle-Age White Male’s Per- Birenbaum, Arnold. Poverty, Welfare Reform, and spective on Racism and Cultural Competence: Disproportionate Rates of Disability Among A View From the Bunker Where We Wait to Children, 212 Have Our Privilege Stripped Away, 83 Blacher, Jan. See Baker, Bruce L. Edwards, William. See Keyes, Denis Braddock, David. See Hemp, Richard Eggleton, Ian R. C. Brantley, Ashley, Huebner, E. Scott, and Nagle, Eidelman, Steve. See Turnbull, Rud Richard J. Multidimensional Life Satisfaction Felce, David. See Perry, Jonathan; Schalock, Robert L. Reports of Adolescents With Mild Mental Dis- Finlay, W. M. L., and Lyons, E. Acquiescence in abilities, 321 Interviews With People Who Have Mental Re- Bryant, Brian. See Thompsori, James R. tardation, 14 Brown, Ivan. See Schalock, Robert L. Fuhrman, Joanne. See Baker, Daniel J. Brown, Roy. See Schalock, Robert L. Fujiura, Glenn T. See Yamaki, Kiyoshi Brown, Tony. See Hastings, Richard P. Gast, David. See Malley, Sharon M. Campbell, Edward M. See Thompson, James R. Gelb, Steven A. The Dignity of Humanity is Not Campbell, Leanne. See West, Michael a Scientific Construct, 55 Cooney, Bernard F. Exploring Perspectives on Tran- Gilbert, Thomas W. See Pershey, Monica Gordon sitior of Youth With Disabilities: Voices of Goode, David. Mental Retardation is Dead: Long Young Adults, Parents, and Professionals, 425 Live Mental Retardation! 57 Craig, Ellis M. See Thompson, James R. Hall, Philip S., and Hull, Nancy D. Hiring and Re- Croser, M. Doreen. Word From Washington, 168 taining Direct-Care Staff: After Fifty Years of Cummins, Robert A. See Schalock, Robert L. Research, What Do We Know? 201 Danforth, Scot. New Words for New Purposes: A Handley, Mary. See Murphy, Stephen T. Challenge for the AAMR, 51 Hanley, Barbara. Intersection of the Fields of Child Dattilo, John. See Malley, Sharon M. Welfare and Developmental Disabilities, 413 Davies, Daniel K., Stock, Steven E., and Wehmey- Hastings, Richard P., and Brown, Tony. Coping er, Michael L. Enhancing Independent Time- Strategies and the Impact of Challenging Be- Management Skills of Individuals With Mental haviors on Special Educators’ Burnout, 148 498 ©American Association on Mental Retardation MENTAL RETARDATION VOLUME 40, NUMBER 6: 498-501 | DECEMBER 2002 Indexes Heller, Tamar, Miller, Alison B., and Hsieh, Kelly. Mary, Kincaid, Charles, Royce-Davis, Joanna. Eight-Year Follow-Up of the Impact of Envi- People’s Situations and Perspectives Eight Years ronmental Characteristics on Well-Being of After Workshop Conversion, 30 Adults With Developmental Disabilities, 366 Nagle, Richard J. See Brantley, Ashley Hemp, Richard, Rizzolo, Mary Catherine, and Brad- Nahom, Debbie. See Romer, Lyle T. dock, David. Selected Trends in Public Spend- Neely, Lynn C. See Lunsky, Yona ing for MR/DD Services and the State Econo- Niemi, Jussi, and Karna-Lin, Eija. Grammar and mies, 420 Lexicon in Facilitated Communication: A Lin- Hill, Janet. See West, Michael guistic Authorship Analysis of a Finnish Case, Hsieh, Kelly. See Heller, Tamar 347 Huebner, E. Scott. See Brantley, Ashley Oliver, Matthew N. I. Yutrzenka, Barbara A., Re- Hughes, Carolyn. See Thompson, James R. dinius, Pat L. Residential Paraprofessionals’ Hull, Nancy D. See Hall, Philip S. Perceptions of and Responses to Work-Related Karna-Lin, Eija. See Niemi, Jussi Ethical Dilemmas, 235 Keith, Kenneth D. See Schalock, Robert L.; Wat- Parmenter, Trevor, See Schalock, Robert L. son, Silvana M. R. Perlman, Steven P. See Waldman, H. Barry Keyes, Denis, Edwards, William, & Perske, Robert. Perry, Jonathan, and Felce, David. Subjective and People With Mental Retardation Are Dying, Objective Quality of Life Assessment: Respon- Legally: At Least 44 Have Been Executed, 243 siveness, Response Bias, and Agreement Be- Kincaid, Charles. See Murphy, Stephen T. tween the Responses of People Being Support- King, R. A State of Blessed Inspiration, 178 ed and Those of Staff Responding on Their Be- Kober, Ralph, & Eggleton, Ian R. C. Factor Stabil- half, 445 ity of the Schalock and Keith (1993) Quality Pershey, Monica Gordon, and Gilbert, Thomas W. of Life Questionnaire, 157 Christine: A Case Study of Literacy Acquisi- Kregel, John. See West, Michael tion in an Adult With Developmental Disabil- Lakin, K. Charlie, Prouty, Robert, Polister, Barbara, ities, 219 and Smith, Jerra. Indicators of Change in Ser- Perske, Robert. See Keyes, Denis vice for Persons With Intellectual Disabilities: Polister, Barbara, Lakin, K. Charlie, Smith, Jerra, Decade Ending June 30, 2000; Lakin, K. Char- Prouty, Robert, and Smith, Gary. Institution lie, Prouty, Robert, Smith, Jerra, Polister, Barb, Residents Continue to Decrease as Community and Smith, Gary. Fiscal Year 2001 Medicaid Setting Residents Grow at an Accelerating Home and Community Based Services Expen- Pace, 486; see also Lakin, K. Charlie _ ditures Exceed Those of ICFs-MR (Trends & Porter, Alice. See Romer, Lyle T. Milestones), 336; see also Polister, Barbara Prouty, Robert. See Lakin, K. Charlie; Polister, Bar- Linhorst, Donald M., Bennett, Leslie, and Mc- bara Cutchen, Tami. Development and Implemen- Ravesloot, Craig. See Traci, Meg Ann tation of a Program for Offenders With Devel- Redinius, Pat L. See Oliver, Matthew, N. I. opmental Disabilities, 41 Renter, Fred. See Baker, Daniel J. Lunsky, Yona, and Neely, Lynn C. Extra-Individual Revell, Grant. See West, Michael Sources of Social Support as Described by Richardson, Mary L. See Romer, Lyle T. Adults With Mild Intellectual Disabilities, 269 Rizzolo, Mary Kay. See Hemp, Richard Lyons, E. See Finlay, W. M. L. Robinson, E. Geronimo. Quilomboos, Black Na- Malley, Sharon M., Dattilo, John, and Gast, David. tionalism, and Self-Determination for Persons Effects of Visual Arts Instruction on the Men- With Intellectual Disabilities: A Psychohisto- tal Health of Adults With Mental Retardation rical Perspective, 81 and Mental Illness, 278 Rogan, Patricia M. See Murphy, Stephen T. Marchand, Paul. See Turnbull, Rud Romer, Lyle T., Richardson, Mary L., Nahom, Deb- Matikka, Leena. See Schalock, Robert L. bie, Aigbe, Elizabeth, and Porter, Alice. Pro- McCubbin, Jeffrey A. See Draheim, Christopher C. viding Family Support Through Community McCutchen, Tami. See Linhort, Donald M. Guides, 191 Miller, Alison B. See Heller, Tamar Royce-Davis, Joanna. See Murphy, Stephen T. Murphy, Stephen T., Rogan, Patricia M., Handley, Schalock, Robert L. What’s In A Name? 59; Schal- ©American Association on Mental Retardation 499 MENTAL RETARDATION VOLUME 40, NUMBER 6: 498-501 | DECEMBER 2002 Indexes ock, Robert L., Brown, Ivan, Brown, Roy, Waldman, H. Barry, and Perlman, Steven P. Pro- Cummins, Robert A., Felce, David, Matikka, viding Dental Services for People With Dis- Leena, Keith, Kenneth D., and Parmenter, Tre- abilities: Why Is It So Difficult? 330 vor. The Conceptualization, Measurement, and Walsh, Kevin K. Thoughts on Changing the Term Application of Quality of Life for Persons With Mental Retardation, 70 Intellectual Disabilities; Report of an Interna- Warren, Steven F. Presidential Address 2002— tional Panel of Experts, 457; see also Thomp- Genes, Brains, and Behavior: The Road Ahead, son, James R. 471; see also Turnbull, Rud Schuman, Andrea. Help or Hindrance? Staff Per- Watanabe, Kanji. See Tachibana, Toshiaki spectives on Developmental Assessment in Watson, Silvana M. R., and Keith, Kenneth D. Multicultural Early Childhood Settings, 313 Comparing the Quality of Life of School-Age Seekins, Tom. See Traci, Meg Ann Children With and Without Disabilities, 304 Shin, Jin Y. Social Support for Families of Children Wehmeyer, Michael L. See Davies, Daniel K. With Mental Retardation: Comparison Be- West, Michael, Hill, Janet W., Revell, Grant, tween Korea and the United States, 103 Smith, Gary, Kregel, John, Campbell, Leanne. Silverman, Wayne. See Thompson, James R. Medicaid HCBS Waivers and Supported Em- Smith, Gary. See West, Michael; Polister, Barbara ployment Pre- and Post-Balanced Budget Act Smith, J. David. The Myth of Mental Retardation: of 1997, 142 $ Paradigm Shifts, Disaggregation, and Develop- Williams, Daniel P. See Draheim, Christopher C. mental Disabilities, 62 Wolfensberger, Wolf. Needed or at Least Wanted: Smith, Jerra. See Lakin, K. Charlie; Polister, Barbara Sanity in the Language Wars, 75; Social Role Stock, Steven E. See Davies, Daniel K. Valorization and, or Versus, “Empowerment,” Sundram, Clarence J. James Clements, 1931-2002, 252 342 Yamaki, Kiyoshi and Fujiura, Glenn T. Employment Szalda-Petree, Tom. See Traci, Meg Ann and Income Status of Adults With Develop- Tachibana, Toshiaki, and Watanabe, Kanji. Japa- mental Disabilities Living in the Community, nese Studies on Attitudes Toward Persons 132 With Mental Retardation, 245 Yutrzenka, Barbara A. See Oliver, Matthew, N. I. Tassé, Marc J. See Thompson, James R. Taylor, Steven J. Editor’s Introduction to Sympo- sium “What's in a Name?” 51; From the Editor, Book Review Index 166 Thompson, James R., Hughes, Carolyn, Schalock, Robert L., Silverman, Wayne, Tassé, Marc J., Bauer, Ann M., and Myree, Glenda. “Adolescents Bryant, Brian, Craig, Ellis M., and Campbell, and Inclusion: Transforming Secondary Edward M. The Emerging Supports Paradigm: Schools,” reviewed by Bobbi Schnorr, 88 A Suggested Approach to Assessment, Plan- Byrnes, J. P. “Minds, Brains, and Learning: Under- ning, and Evaluation, 390 standing the Psychological and Educational Traci, Meg Ann, Seekins, Tom, Szalda-Petree, Ann, Relevance of Neuroscientific Research, re- and Ravesloot, Craig. Assessing Secondary viewed by Robert M. Hodapp, 259 Conditions Among Adults With Developmen- Fliessler, Nancy. “Beyond the Usual Definitions of tal Disabilities: A Preliminary Study, 119 Intellect: The Social Construction of Success- Turnbull, Ann. See Turnbull, Rud ful Marriage in Lives of People With Mild Turnbull, Rud, Turnbull, Ann, Warren, Steve, Ei- Mental Retardation,” (video), reviewed by Al- delman, Steve, and Marchand, Paul. Shake- icia Jarzab, 484. speare Redux, or Romeo and Juliet Revisited: Harry, B. See Kalyanpur, M. Embedding a Terminology and Name Change Kalyanpur, M. and Harry, B. “Culture in Special in a New Agenda for the Field of Mental Re- Education: Building Reciprocal Family—Profes- tardation, 65 sional Relationships,” reviewed by Robert Valenti-Hein, Denise. Use of Media to Report Sex- Rueda, 481 ual Abuse for Adults With Mental Retardation, Myree, Glenda. See Bauer, Ann M. 297 Pomerantz, Thomas E. “The Principles and Practic- ©American Association on Mental Retardation MENTAL RETARDATION VOLUME 40, NUMBER 6: 498-501 | DECEMBER 2002 Indexes es of Universal Enhancement,” (Vol. 1-4), re- Genetics, 471-476 viewed by Jack R. Pealer, Jr., 482. Grammar, 347-357 Rosenthal, Susan L. See Simeonsson, Rune Growth, in organizations providing services, 477- Simeonsson, Rune J., and Rosenthal, Susan L. “Psy- 482 chological and Developmental Assessment: Health, mental, 278-296, problems, 119-131 Children With Disabilities and Chronic Con- Home and Community-Based Services, expendi- ditions,” reviewed by Bobbi Schnorr tures, 336—339(Trends) Inclusion, in secondary school, 88-89(BR), Income, of persons with mental retardation, 123-141 Subject Index Interviews, with people who have mental retardation, 14-29 Jobs. See Employment Abuse, sexual, 297-203. See also Ethics Korea, supporting families in, 103-118 Acquiescence, in interviews, 14-29 Literacy. See Reading Adoption, 413-415 Marriage, 484-486(BR) Art, instruction and effect on mental health, 278- Medicaid waivers, 142-147 296 Medicaid, expenditures, 336-339(Trends) Assessment, alternate, 340-341(BR): help or hin- Names, symposium on, 51-80 drance, 313-320; international consensus on, Neuroscience, research in, 259-261(BR) 457-470; of needed supports, 390-405; psycho- Nursing homes, move from, 355—378 logical and developmental, 87-88(BR);! of Physical activity, 436-444 quality of life, 157-165, 445-456; of secondary Poverty, relation to disabilities, 212-218 conditions, 119-131 Quality of Life, assessment of, 445-456; comparison Attitudes, in Japan, 245-251 of, with children with and those without dis- Behavior, challenging, 148-156 abilities, 304-312; satisfaction of adolescents Black nationalism, 81-83 with mild mental retardation; questionnaire Budget Act, balanced, 142-147 on, 157-165 Burnout, impact of challenging behaviors on, 148— Racism, 83-85 156 Reading and writing, 219-234 Civil rights, and relation to mental retardation, Research, genetic, 471-476, need for applied, 406- 81-83 413 Clements, Jim, in memoriam, 342-343 Residences, impact of, 366-378, 379-289 Communication, facilitated, in Finland, 347-357 Residential, placement, 1-13 Computer, palm top, 358-365 Rights, disability, 334-335 Cultures, differences in, 103-118, 245-251, 313- Self-determination, 81-83, 379-389, 416-417 320; in mental retardation, 483-484 (BR) Self-report, 14-29 Dental services, 330-333 Service providers, 477-482 Economy, public spending by states, 420 Services, approach to, 483-484(BR); dental, 330- Employment, perceptions about, 30-49; status of 333; indicators of change in, 90-96(Trends) adults, 123-141; supported, 142-147 Social role valorization, 252-258 Empowerment, 252-258 Spirituality, 178-181 Environment, effects on well-being, 366-378 Staff, burnout, 148-156; hiring and retaining, 201- Ethics, work-related, 235-242 211; perspectives on assessment 313-320 Execution, of people with mental retardation, 243— Support, extra-individual, 269-277; assessment of, 244 390-406 Terminology. See Names Exercise, 436-444 Families, support for, 103-118, 191-200, 269-277; Time management, 358-365 Transition, from school to adult life, 425-435 views on residential placement 1-13, Washington, word from, 168-177 ' Book review. Welfare, 212-218; child, 413-415 ©American Association on Mental Retardation