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PubMed1991

Friendship among adults who have developmental disabilities.

The difference between people with developmental disabilities who did and did not have peer-group friends was investigated by interviewing 36 adults attending day centers. Those with a friend were significantly more likely to describe themselves positively on all dimensions. Results showed that people without a peer-group friend were similar to lonely people without disabilities on two of the three factors explored. Qualitative analysis of subjects' descriptions of their friends suggested that most of the people interviewed had relatively shallow relationships.

Adult↗
PubMed1990

Major General Harry G. Armstrong: memories of a friendship.

Major General Harry G. Armstrong was a well known personality in aviation medicine. Most people, especially the younger generation, recall only his public image as a scientist wholly involved in his research and as a man of great authority. Dr. Evrard recounts some of his memories of this great man in an effort to bring the true personality of Major General Harry G. Armstrong to light.

Aerospace Medicine↗