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This article discusses the significant characteristics of youth and disability, and some of the obstacles that they overcome. Some of the limitations to this article is that quite a few sections are only represented by one article, for example: the direct and indirect costs are represented by the article by Stablie and Allin only and have no other references. Other references would broaden the amount of knowledge and also resolve any bias that is present in the article. Another limitation is that there are a few sections that have little to no research but are still included in the article because they are such important sections, I was just unfortunate enough to not come across any creditable sources within my time limitation. Employment, poverty and social portrayal are three important sections that have little to no research, so any help with those sections would be greatly appreciated. Particularly in the social portrayal section, I would suggest creating a positive and negative portrayal (because it would be very easy to only represent the negative stigmas). The last limitation that I would recommend making changes to is the Disability Rights section - it only has information from the United States and the United Kingdom, other countries would eliminate the systemic bias that is relevant in this section. |
This article discusses the significant characteristics of youth and disability, and some of the obstacles that they overcome. Some of the limitations to this article is that quite a few sections are only represented by one article, for example: the direct and indirect costs are represented by the article by Stablie and Allin only and have no other references. Other references would broaden the amount of knowledge and also resolve any bias that is present in the article. |
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Another limitation is that there are a few sections that have little to no research but are still included in the article because they are such important sections, I was just unfortunate enough to not come across any creditable sources within my time limitation. Employment, poverty and social portrayal are three important sections that have little to no research, so any help with those sections would be greatly appreciated. Particularly in the social portrayal section, I would suggest creating a positive and negative portrayal (because it would be very easy to only represent the negative stigmas). |
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The last limitation that I would recommend making changes to is the Disability Rights section - it only has information from the United States and the United Kingdom, other countries would eliminate the systemic bias that is relevant in this section. |
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Revision as of 17:03, 20 November 2014
This article discusses the significant characteristics of youth and disability, and some of the obstacles that they overcome. Some of the limitations to this article is that quite a few sections are only represented by one article, for example: the direct and indirect costs are represented by the article by Stablie and Allin only and have no other references. Other references would broaden the amount of knowledge and also resolve any bias that is present in the article.
Another limitation is that there are a few sections that have little to no research but are still included in the article because they are such important sections, I was just unfortunate enough to not come across any creditable sources within my time limitation. Employment, poverty and social portrayal are three important sections that have little to no research, so any help with those sections would be greatly appreciated. Particularly in the social portrayal section, I would suggest creating a positive and negative portrayal (because it would be very easy to only represent the negative stigmas).
The last limitation that I would recommend making changes to is the Disability Rights section - it only has information from the United States and the United Kingdom, other countries would eliminate the systemic bias that is relevant in this section.