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Experiences of Young Adults with Mild to Moderate Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities in Transition Programs
Difficulties with socialization, obtaining employment, dependency on family, altered levels of stress, and community integration are factors that significantly challenge young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) upon exiting high school, and participating in transition prog
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