Vol. 2 No. 1 (2012)

Vol. 2 No. 1 (2012)

Social Welfare: Interdisciplinary Approach
Social welfare : interdisciplinary approach
Published 2012-06-29

Articles

Jan Michalík
Rare diseases and the quality of life of caregivers
8-17
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Daiva Alifanovienė | Asta Vaitkevičienė | Laura Lučinskaitė
Identification of peculiarities of reactive anxiety experienced by professionals of socioeducational activities, employing quantitative and qualitative methods
18-25
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Arūnas Acus
Expression of prostitution in the context of consumer society development
26-36
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Albina Kepalaitė
Links between teachers’ attachment style and social interest
38-47
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Svetlana Sergejko
Self-realization of teacher: personal meaning and direction
48-55
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Liudmyla Serdiuk
Personal – semantic characteristics of higher school students’ motivation
56-62
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Kateryna Kolchenko | Nadiia Kozlikovska
Development of students’ vocational competence in the frame of extracurricular activities
63-69
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Ilga Prudņikova
Development of practical activity experience for pupils with moderate and severe retardation of mental development
72-85
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Anna M. Shcherbakova
Self-actualization of individuals with intellectual disability: role of the environment
86-92
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Alma Lileikienė
Strategies of coping with the difficulties of young people with mental disorders who have left institutional care for children and youth
93-105
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Ingrida Baranauskienė | Liuda Radzevičienė | Aistė Valaikienė | Joanna Kossewska
Holistic approach to the vocational counselling of students with special education needs
108-122
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Liudmila Lebedeva
Animated treatment: the method of art therapy used with children having communication problems
123-130
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Daiva Mockevičienė | Agnė Savenkovienė
Isometric balance of forces of separate muscle groups of persons with visual impairments depending on physical activity
131-142
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