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Articles in April-June, 1994 issue of Journal of Rehabilitation

Cross-gender mentoring relationships critical issues
by Sonja Feist-Price
Voice recognition technology for persons who have motoric disabilities
by Tanya Goette
Attitudinal and perceptual correlates of employment status among African Americans with disabilities
by Charles A. Asbury
Counseling gay men and lesbians with alcohol problems
by James T. Herbert
Person-first disability language: a pilot analysis of public perceptions
by Ruth Torkelson Lynch
Application of the Menninger Return-to-Work Scale among injured workers in a production plant
by Karen J. Martin
Psychosocial issues surrounding HIV infection that affect rehabilitation
by Anita C. All
Perceptions of rehabilitation counselors regarding Native American healing practices
by M. Ellen Braswell
Adolescent Substance Abuse: Etiology, Treatment, and Prevention
by J. Gordon Swensen
Ethical dilemmas in adult guardianship and substitute decision-making: consideration for rehabilitation professionals
by Mark A. Stebnicki
A descriptive study of secondary conditions reported by a population of adults with physical disabilities served by three independent living centers in a rural state
by Tom Seekins

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