Journal of Rehabilitation

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Articles in Jan-March 1995 issue of Journal of Rehabilitation

• Perception of family competence and adaptation to illness among African Americans with disabilities
  by Reginald J. Alston
• Transition and Native American youth: a follow-up study of school leavers on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation
  by Michael S. Shafer
• Applications of self-efficacy theory in rehabilitation counseling
  by David R. Strauser
• An exploratory, randomized study of the impact of mentoring on the self-efficacy and community-based knowledge of adolescents with severe physical challenges
  by Laurie E. Powers
• Community-Based Employment Following Traumatic Brain Injury. - book reviews
  by J. Gordon Swensen
• Rehabilitation counseling accreditation: validity and reliability
  by Edna Mora Szymanski
• Employer and rehabilitation personnel perspectives on hiring persons with disabilities: implications for job development
  by Ellen S. Fabian
• Challenges for A Service System in Transition: Ensuring Quality Community Experiences for Persons with Developmental Disabilities. - book reviews
  by Thomas A. Merz
• Rehabilitating the rehabilitation delivery system: a commentary on the voucher system
  by Kenneth R. Thomas
• Predicting the likelihood of job placement: a short-term perspective
  by Arie Rimmerman
• Friendships and Community Connections Between People with and without Developmental Disabilities. - book reviews
  by DeeAnna P. Merz
• An assessment of burnout in human service providers
  by Janice S. Gomez
• A follow-up study of division of blind services clients who received post-secondary educational services
  by William G. Emener