Self-esteem and Independent Living Skills of Adults with Visual Impairments

Author:

Beach J.D.1,Robinet J.M.2,Hakim-Larson J.3

Affiliation:

1. Rubino's PRO Defensive Driver Trainers, 11886 Tecumseh Road East, Place Tecumseh, Suite 2, Tecumseh, ON N8N 3C1 and (at the time of writing) researcher, Canadian National Institute for the Blind;

2. A Life Worth Living, 455 Pelissier Avenue, Windsor, ON N9A 6Z9, Canada, and (at the time of writing) family counselor, Canadian National Institute for the Blind;

3. University of Windsor, Department of Psychology, Windsor, ON N9B 3P4, Canada.

Abstract

This report of a study of 36 adults with visual impairments found that self-esteem was related to three self-report measures of skills: dependence on others, difficulty, and motivation to learn. Relationships were found between educational level and self-esteem, educational level and the three measures of skills, and employment status and motivation to learn.

Publisher

SAGE Publications

Subject

Rehabilitation,Ophthalmology

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