通过最好的朋友促进友谊:一项针对大学项目参与者的全国性调查。

Michael L Hardman, Christine Clark
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Best Buddies是一个非营利性组织,其使命是通过与非残疾人建立一对一的友谊来改善智障人士的生活。一项横断面调查是在美国最好的伙伴大学计划的参与者中进行的。调查结果显示,大学生和智障人士从参加“最好的朋友”活动中受益。绝大多数大学生和智障人士表示,他们很享受自己的经历,也很喜欢参与对双方都有利的友谊活动。大多数智障人士也表示,他们的生活因为《好朋友》而得到了改善,尽管这一比例低于大学生。
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Promoting friendship through best buddies: a national survey of college program participants.

Best Buddies is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to enhance the lives of people with intellectual disabilities through one-to-one friendships with individuals without disabilities. A cross-sectional survey was conducted with Best Buddies College Program participants located within the United States. Survey findings suggest that college students and people with intellectual disabilities benefited from participation in Best Buddies. The vast majority of college students and people with intellectual disabilities reported enjoying their experience and engaging in friendship activities that were mutually beneficial to those involved. Most people with intellectual disabilities also indicated their lives had been enhanced as a result of Best Buddies, although the percentage was lower than that of college students.

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