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@article{ART001865988},
author={Shin, EunKyoung and 탁순자 and Hyung-Ik Shin},
title={The Effects of Functioning and Social Barriers on Perceived Stigma of the Disabled: Using WHODAS-Ⅱ},
journal={Crisisonomy},
issn={2466-1198},
year={2014},
volume={10},
number={3},
pages={95-118}

TY - JOUR
AU - Shin, EunKyoung
AU - 탁순자
AU - Hyung-Ik Shin
TI - The Effects of Functioning and Social Barriers on Perceived Stigma of the Disabled: Using WHODAS-Ⅱ
JO - Crisisonomy
PY - 2014
VL - 10
IS - 3
PB - Crisis and Emergency Management: Theory and Praxis
SP - 95
EP - 118
SN - 2466-1198
AB - The aim of this study was to analyze the effects of functioning and social barriers of the disabled on perceived stigma using WHODAS-Ⅱas an assessment instrument based on ICF by WHO. In individual perspective, functioning of the disabled-understanding and communicating, moving and getting around, self-care, getting along, life activities, and participation-was regarded as independent variables. For another independent variable, in environmental perspective, there was the social environment for the disabled to experience in their community. Having control over characteristics of socio-demographic and impairment related information, this study was to examine the effects of independent variables on perceived stigma of the disabled as a dependent variable. 421 persons with external body functioning disability over 18 selected as subjects of this study. As for method of research, descriptive analysis, Pearson correlation coefficient analysis and hierarchial regression analysis was used to identify the individual and environmental factors affecting on perceived stigma of persons with external body functioning disability. The major results of this study were as follow. As a result of examining, functioning such as understanding and communicating had an influence on perceived stigma of persons with sensory disorder, functioning such as get along had an influence on perceived stigma of the physically disabled. Also life activities affected perceived stigma of persons with sensory disorder and of persons with external body functioning disability, and participation affected perceived stigma of persons with external body functioning disability and of the physically disabled. In accordance to the results of this study, the strategies of policy and practice in social welfare for the disabled can be suggested to include all that factors, between individual factors and environmental factors, decreasing perceived stigma.
KW - perceived stigma;functioning;social barrier;WHODAS-Ⅱ
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Shin, EunKyoung, 탁순자 and Hyung-Ik Shin. (2014). The Effects of Functioning and Social Barriers on Perceived Stigma of the Disabled: Using WHODAS-Ⅱ. Crisisonomy, 10(3), 95-118.

Shin, EunKyoung, 탁순자 and Hyung-Ik Shin. 2014, "The Effects of Functioning and Social Barriers on Perceived Stigma of the Disabled: Using WHODAS-Ⅱ", Crisisonomy, vol.10, no.3 pp.95-118.

Shin, EunKyoung, 탁순자, Hyung-Ik Shin "The Effects of Functioning and Social Barriers on Perceived Stigma of the Disabled: Using WHODAS-Ⅱ" Crisisonomy 10.3 pp.95-118 (2014) : 95.

Shin, EunKyoung, 탁순자, Hyung-Ik Shin. The Effects of Functioning and Social Barriers on Perceived Stigma of the Disabled: Using WHODAS-Ⅱ. 2014; 10(3), 95-118.

Shin, EunKyoung, 탁순자 and Hyung-Ik Shin. "The Effects of Functioning and Social Barriers on Perceived Stigma of the Disabled: Using WHODAS-Ⅱ" Crisisonomy 10, no.3 (2014) : 95-118.

Shin, EunKyoung; 탁순자; Hyung-Ik Shin. The Effects of Functioning and Social Barriers on Perceived Stigma of the Disabled: Using WHODAS-Ⅱ. Crisisonomy, 10(3), 95-118.

Shin, EunKyoung; 탁순자; Hyung-Ik Shin. The Effects of Functioning and Social Barriers on Perceived Stigma of the Disabled: Using WHODAS-Ⅱ. Crisisonomy. 2014; 10(3) 95-118.

Shin, EunKyoung, 탁순자, Hyung-Ik Shin. The Effects of Functioning and Social Barriers on Perceived Stigma of the Disabled: Using WHODAS-Ⅱ. 2014; 10(3), 95-118.

Shin, EunKyoung, 탁순자 and Hyung-Ik Shin. "The Effects of Functioning and Social Barriers on Perceived Stigma of the Disabled: Using WHODAS-Ⅱ" Crisisonomy 10, no.3 (2014) : 95-118.