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ABILITY - Mencap

TIT U DE S TO. CHANGING AT ILI TY. D. LEARNING nceIS A B. ide A review of the ev Authors: Dr Katrina Scior University College London Dr Shirli Werner Paul Baerwald School of Social Work and Social Welfare, Hebrew University Proposed for publication by Mencap . of Jerusalem Copyright 2015 Scior & Werner. Changing Attitudes To Learning disability 2. Contents Contents Executive Summary 4. Introduction 5. What do we mean by attitudes? 6. Attitudes to learning disability 8. What has been done to tackle negative attitudes? 10. Limitations of research on attitude change 14. What can we learn from efforts to improve attitudes to learning disability reported to date?

disability, the range of abilities and needs of individuals with learning disabilities, and their capabilities to counter misconceptions and challenge negative stereotypes. ... A recent review concluded that people with mental health problems and/or learning disabilities are the

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