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Articles in July-Sept, 2000 issue of Journal of Rehabilitation

Life Satisfaction Among Persons with Spinal Cord Injuries
by Brent W. Chase
Assistive Listening Devices and Systems: Amplification Technology for Consumers with Hearing Loss
by Alice E. Holmes
Clinical Applications in Surface Electromyography: Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain. - Brief Article - Review - book review
by Charles Degeneffe
Editor's Comment
by Paul Alston
Activity Status, Life Satisfaction and Perceived Productivity for Young Adults with Developmental Disabilities
by David S. Salkever
A Validation of a Brief Instrument to Measure Independence of Persons with Head Injury
by Vincent K. Adkins
Culture, Gender, Self-Efficacy, and Life Satisfaction: A Comparison Between Americans and Chinese People with Spinal Cord Injuries
by Nan Zhang Hampton
Factors Associated with Assistive Technology Discontinuance Among Individuals with Disabilities
by Marti L. Riemer-Reiss
Public Sector Transportation for People with Disabilities: A Satisfaction Survey
by Carol R. Denson
Requesting Classroom Accommodations: Self-Advocacy and Conflict Resolution Training for College Students with Disabilities
by Charles Palmer

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