The Effects of a Drama Camp Experience on the Self-Esteem of lndividuals with Mental Retardation
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Smoke, April N.
Issue Date
2001
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Thesis
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The effect of a drama camp experience on the self-esteem of individuals with mental
retardation is the proposed study. A total of 75 individuals with mild to moderate
retardation (38 males and 37 females; mean age= 25 years) (IQ range 50-68) will
complete the California Test of Personality, Primary Level, to measure self-esteem,
which is determined through scores on total adjustment, personal adjustment, and social
adjustment. Form AA will be taken before and Form BB will be taken after a week-long
drama camp, recreational camp, or workshop experience. Twenty-five of the
participants will attend drama camp for a week, 25 will attend a recreational camp for a
week, and the other 25 will continue their usual routine of attending the daily workshop.
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