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August 2003 • Volume 97 • Number 8
Behavior
The Impact of Developmental Factors on Stereotypic Rocking of Children with Visual Impairments—Elaine McHugh and Lauren Lieberman, print edition page 453
Travel
The Hidden Demand for Participation in Activity and Travel by Persons Who Are Visually Impaired—James R. Marston and Reginald G. Golledge, print edition page 475
Research Reports
Family and Friends: A Key Aspect of Older Adults’ Adaptation to Low Vision?—Linda A. Travis, Jeffrey M. Lyness, Gwen K. Sterns, Marilyn Kuchmek, Cleveland G. Shields, Deborah A. King, Samantha Sterns, and Lorraine Northrup, print edition page 489
Evaluating Optic Microswitches with Students with Profound Multiple Disabilities—Giulio E. Lancioni, Nirbhay N. Singh, Mark F. O’Reilly,and Doretta Oliva, print edition page 492
Practice Report
Job Journals—Cathryn S. Krebs, print edition page 496
Editor’s Page, print edition page 451
Comment, print edition page 501
From the Field, print edition page 503
News, print edition page 506
Calendar, print edition page 508
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