Life Span Perspectives on Disability and Work

Based on the above observation, the thesis of Conyers et al.'s (1998) article is as follows: In spite of their formal college education that provides them with professional skills, people with disabilities still need to overcome considerable difficulties in developing their career, compared to their non-disabled counterparts (p. 53). In order to elicit the unique and direct perspectives of people with disabilities, Conyers et al. (1998) selected an appropriate research approachùqualitative researchùfor their study by conducting individual open-ended interviews with nine participants. Since the research into the career development of people with disabilities is still in its infancy, Conyers et al.'s (1998) use of open-ended interviews allowed them to lea

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