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Creator:: Yates, Jacqueline M. and Bogart, Kathleen
Abstract:: Self-disclosure is a complex process that impacts social, cultural, and individual contexts of people’s lives. Under ideal circumstances, disclosure strengthens social bonds, enhances intimacy in relationships, and fosters a more unified sense of the self. Disclosing information about a stigmatized identity, however, is associated with a variety of risks and...
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Full Text:: -Disclosure and the Impacts of Visibility and Discrimination Jackie Yates and Kathleen Bogart, PhD

Creator:: Barbu, Andreea, Nguyen, Thanh, Agrawal, Shivangi, and Bogart, Kathleen Rives
Abstract:: Moebius syndrome is a rare congenital condition that results in facial paralysis. A recent study of adults with Moebius syndrome identified their social challenges and coping strategies. The present study extended previous research by examining these factors among teenagers with Moebius syndrome. The study included 10 teenagers with Moebius Syndrome...
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Creator:: Reed, Emily, Lee, Benjamin, Yates, Jacqueline, Doss, Sarah, Thompson, Hanna, Weber, Natalie, Estill, Mariah, Frandrup, Erika, and Bogart, Kathleen
Abstract:: Moebius Syndrome is a congenital neurological disorder that results in weakness or paralysis of the sixth and seventh cranial nerves, resulting in inability to form facial expression. The current study examined the relationship between orientation of describing Moebius Syndrome and the participant ratings of pictures of individuals with Moebius Syndrome...
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Full Text:: , Natalie Weber, Mariah Estill, Erika Frandrup and Kathleen Bogart, PhD Introduction Moebius Syndrome

Creator:: Kim, Jennifer R., Locke, Taylor, Reed, Emily, Yates, Jackie, Zike, Nicholas, Estill, Mariah, Graham, Bridgette, Frandup, Erika, Bogart, Kathleen, Logan, Sam, and Hospodar, Christina
Abstract:: The social and medical models of disability are sets of underlying assumptions explaining people's beliefs about the causes and implications of disability. The medical model is the predominant model in the United States that is associated with the belief that disability is an undesirable status that needs to be cured...
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Full Text:: Es?ll, BridgeBe Graham, Erika Frandrup, Kathleen Bogart, PhD, Sam Logan

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