Background In recent years, academic debate has (re) focused on the extent of the co‐
occurrence of intellectual disability (ID) and criminality, although findings from prevalence …

There is an increasing interest in screening instruments to detect intellectual disability (ID) in
a quick and accurate way in mental health services as well as in the criminal justice system …

The growth of research in this area has aided the development of assessment and treatment
instruments and treatment models for people with intellectual disabilities. This has helped to …

Psychology & Psychotherapy Page 1 Volume 6 • Issue 1 • 1000238 J Psychol Psychother ISSN:
2161-0487 JPPT, an open access journal Research Article Open Access Alexander-Passe, J …

This thesis aims to: investigate the motivations of why many individuals with developmental
dyslexia are successful despite experiencing traumatic schooling. It details seven studies …

Zowel in de politiek als bij de Dienst Justitiële Inrichtingen (DJI) bestaat al lang de wens tot
het ontwikkelen van beleid en het programmeren van onderzoek ten aanzien van licht …

Intellectual disability, spirituality, religion, and social inclusion across cultures Page 239
Chapter 13 Intellectual disability, spirituality, religion, and social inclusion across cultures …

This article describes the difficulties experienced by prison staff and offenders when an
inmate is identified as having a learning disability or a difficulty. It discusses the process of …

Researchers are beginning to study the role of individual differences that can impede or
facilitate screening (Rowe et al 2005). For the general population a number of cognitive and …

This chapter researches the experience of learners with dyslexia at school and how the
experiences can either positively drive them to success or negatively drive them into …