Harmed at Home: The Maltreatment of People with Intellectual Disability by a Family Member

People with intellectual disability experience a high risk of maltreatment by family members which can have significant and enduring effects on victim-survivors. Understanding perceptions of this is important because they are highly influential. This thesis summarised recent literature, investigated...

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Main Author: Keeley, Jessica
Format: Thesis
Published: Curtin University 2024
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/95591
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description People with intellectual disability experience a high risk of maltreatment by family members which can have significant and enduring effects on victim-survivors. Understanding perceptions of this is important because they are highly influential. This thesis summarised recent literature, investigated Australian news representations, examined public perceptions, and explored the perspective of people with intellectual disability on this important social issue. Two people with intellectual disability guided the work to ensure that it served those so labelled.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-955912024-07-31T01:13:18Z Harmed at Home: The Maltreatment of People with Intellectual Disability by a Family Member Keeley, Jessica People with intellectual disability experience a high risk of maltreatment by family members which can have significant and enduring effects on victim-survivors. Understanding perceptions of this is important because they are highly influential. This thesis summarised recent literature, investigated Australian news representations, examined public perceptions, and explored the perspective of people with intellectual disability on this important social issue. Two people with intellectual disability guided the work to ensure that it served those so labelled. 2024 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/95591 Curtin University fulltext
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Harmed at Home: The Maltreatment of People with Intellectual Disability by a Family Member
title Harmed at Home: The Maltreatment of People with Intellectual Disability by a Family Member
title_full Harmed at Home: The Maltreatment of People with Intellectual Disability by a Family Member
title_fullStr Harmed at Home: The Maltreatment of People with Intellectual Disability by a Family Member
title_full_unstemmed Harmed at Home: The Maltreatment of People with Intellectual Disability by a Family Member
title_short Harmed at Home: The Maltreatment of People with Intellectual Disability by a Family Member
title_sort harmed at home: the maltreatment of people with intellectual disability by a family member
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/95591