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39. 39. Factors influencing adoption of wireless technologies: Key policy issues, barriers and opportunities for people with disabilities. (2003, Baker, Paul M. A.; Bellordre, Christine.)
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43. 43. Factors influencing free time boredom in a sample of persons with spinal cord injuries (1994, Caldwell LL)
44. 44. Factors influencing physical activity among adults with physical disabilities (2003, Kosma M, Cardinal BJ & McCubbin JA)
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46. 46. Factors influencing preservice student attitudes toward individuals with disabilities (1996, Kowalski EM)
47. 47. Factors influencing sport participation among athletes with spinal cord injury (2001, Wu SK)
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50. 50. Factors influencing the physical activity levels of youths with physical and sensory disabilities (2000, Longmuir PE)
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56. 56. Factors related to quadriplegia in football and the implications for intervention strategies (1996, Bishop PJ)
57. 57. Factors Related to Teacher-Directed Play between Preschool-Age Children with Special Needs and Their Typical Peers (1997, Nabors L, Badawa M, Cheney S)
58. 58. Factors that predispose injuries in athletes who utilize wheelchairs (1997, Schmalbach LA)
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61. 61. Factor structure of the athletic identity measurement scale with athletes with disabilities (1997, Martin JJ, Eklund RC, Mushett CA)
62. 62. Factor structure of the motor domain of mentally retarded children and adolescents (1980, Rarick GL)
63. 63. Factor Structure of the Yale-Brown Obsessive Compulsive Scale (1997, Amir, N, Foa, EB, Coles, ME)
64. 64. Factor study of Cratty's body perception test (1976, Knapczyk DR)
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66. 66. Factors which may prevent full self-expression of deaf athletes in sports (1989, Minter MG)
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82. 82. Families' experiences of caring at home for a technology-dependent child: a review of the literature (1998, Kirk S)
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85. 85. Family and Cultural Alert! Considerations in Assistive Technology Assessment (1997, Hourcade JJ, Parette HP, Huer MB)
86. 86. Family-Centered Assistive Technology Assessment (1996, Parette HP)
87. 87. Family-Centered Assistive Technology Decision Making (1998, Judge SL, Parette HP)
88. 88. Family characteristics and gross motor traits in handicapped children (1978, Broadhead GD)
89. 89. Family hiking with persons with mental retardation (1996, Iki H)
90. 90. Family Involvement with Assistive Technology (1996, Kroth R, Bolson MD)
91. 91. Family Issues and Assistive Technology Needs: A Sampling of State Practices (1997, Parette HP, Hourcade JJ)
92. 92. Family leisure programming (1987, Monroe JE)
93. 93. Family Participation in Assistive Technology Assessment for Young Children with Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities (1996, Parette HP, Brotherson MJ)
94. 94. Family participation in Challenger baseball: critical theory perspectives (1999, Castaneda L)
95. 95. Family play therapy (1986, Ariel, S)
96. 96. Family recreational therapy: a new treatment technique (1972, Cliff JE)
97. 97. Family sport atmosphere and motor achievements of pupils with learning difficulties (1996, Valkova H)
98. 98. Family worship patterns and their correlation with adolescent behavior and beliefs (1997, Lee JW, Rice GT, Gillespie VB)
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100. 100. Fashion forward (1998, Orecklin M)