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  • Survey of Disabled Americans: Bringing Disabled Americans into the Mainstream, 1986

    Investigators: International Center for the Disabled

    Publication Date: March 23, 2016

Survey of Disabled Americans: Bringing Disabled Americans into the Mainstream, 1986 Survey of Disabled Americans: Bringing Disabled Americans into the Mainstream, 1986

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Louis Harris and Associates, Inc. conducted the 1986 ICD Survey of Disabled Americans: Bringing Disabled Americans into the Mainstream for the International Center for the Disabled (ICD) in cooperation with the National Council on the Handicapped. This survey addressed what it means to be disabled in America. This was accomplished by asking a wide range of disabled individuals about the impact of disability on the quality of their lives, their work, social life, daily activities, education, and personal life. The survey also focused on barriers that prevented disabled people from working, having a full social life, getting around, or using services; i.e., barriers that excluded them in some way from the mainstream of American life, or prevented them from achieving their goals. The study includes 373 variables for 1,000 cases.
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  • 373 variables
  • 1,000 subjects
  • Raw Data, SPSS and SAS Program Statements, and SPSS Portable File
  • User’s Guide to the Machine-Readable Files
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