The Determination of the Effectiveness of Services Received by the Mentally Retarted in Tennessee Vocational Training Centers

Abstract

The purposes of this study were (1) to compare employed and unemployed mildly retarded clients, moderately retarded clients, and severely retarted clients, on number of days clients received work evaluation, on number of days clients received personal adjustment, on number of days clients received work adjustment, and on num er of days clients received services in Vocational Training Centers; (2) to compare the employed mildly retarded clients, moderately retarded clients, and severely retarded clients, on number of days cliente received personal adjustment, on number of days cleinte received work adjustment, and on number of days clients received services in Vocational Training Centers; and (3) to compile a list of jobs, according to DOT classification, being successfully performed by the mentally retarded. [continues]