CONNIE SUNG's scientific contributions
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Publications (4)
Positive psychology is a subdomain that addresses the importance of human strengths and personal assets in individuals’ well-being. The principles of positive psychology align with the philosophy of rehabilitation counseling by emphasizing individuals’ strengths to promote psychosocial adjustment to disability. Considering the intersection between...
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... Supported employment services are intensive interventions offered to individuals with the most significant disabilities in a competitive work environment. This includes individuals who have never experienced work in a competitive employment environment and individuals who cannot function effectively at a job due to a disability (Sung et al., 2022). Existing research has demonstrated a positive relationship between supported employment and health for individuals with intellectual disabilities (Iwanaga et al., 2021). ...
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