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AIDS-related Knowledge, Attitudes, and Beliefs of Learning Disabled, Gifted, and Average Students

Provides quantitative research on the AIDS-related knowledge, attitudes, and beliefs of learning-disabled, gifted, and average students in high schools. Finds that gifted students obtained a higher mean score on knowledge of AIDS compared with learning-disabled and average students. Finds no signifi...

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Published in:The Clearing house 1992-08, Vol.65 (6), p.358-362
Main Authors: Yong, Fung L., O'Dell, John A., Cole, Richard W., Church, Connie, Johnson, Debbie
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Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
Adolescents
AIDS
AIDS education
Beliefs
Comparative Analysis
Disabled persons
Educational Research
Gifted
Gifted persons
HIV
Learning Disabilities
Medical cures
Secondary Education
Special needs students
Student Attitudes
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