Citation

Kaplan SP. J. Appl. Rehab. Counseling 1988; 19(3): 3-8.

Copyright

(Copyright © 1988, National Rehabilitation Counseling Association)

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Abstract

A study of 25 individuals with serious traumatic brain injury showed that major adjustment problems at 13 months post-injury were psychosocial and family-oriented. Return to work/school was dependent upon individuals' ability to engage in socially appropriate interactions. The Portland Adaptability Inventory served as a reliable measure of problem areas.

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