Le comportement adaptatif des enfants et des jeunes présentant une déficience visuelle
Examen de la portée (Scoping Review)
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https://doi.org/10.57161/r2024-01-08Mots-clés :
comportement adaptatif,, déficience visuelleRésumé
La déficience visuelle, qui se manifeste sur un spectre allant de la basse vision à la cécité totale, peut impacter le comportement adaptatif de manière variable. En ce sens, l’évaluation du comportement adaptatif (CA) à partir d’instruments validés peut être utile dans le contexte de l’intervention comme dans la recherche, car elle permet de situer les individus par rapport à la norme et de déterminer les apprentissages prioritaires. Cet article vise à présenter une synthèse des connaissances scientifiques issues d’une revue de littérature (scoping review) ayant analysé neuf articles portant spécifiquement sur ce thème. L’analyse des articles a permis de mettre non seulement en évidence des tendances de CA souvent plus bas que les pairs voyants, mais aussi d’identifier les sous-domaines qui représentent des forces.
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