Psychology and the Paralympics: the role of the classifier for athletes with intellectual disabilities

Jan Burns

Psychology and the Paralympics: the role of the classifier for athletes with intellectual disabilities

Jan Burns

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Jennifer Maris is a trainee clinical psychologist. She recently volunteered to use her psychological skills to help the classification process for athletes with intellectual disabilities. Here she describes what this means, what's involved and the exciting opportunities and challenges this has opened up for her.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2012

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