The present study aimed to examine the relationship between perceived social support and a type of job with Disabled.
The subjects in this study were 283(male=200, female=83) with disabled. And their job's types were classified to unempolyed(n-131) a...
The present study aimed to examine the relationship between perceived social support and a type of job with Disabled.
The subjects in this study were 283(male=200, female=83) with disabled. And their job's types were classified to unempolyed(n-131) and employed(n=154). The perceived social support's types were 5 categories; friend, private rehabilitation setting's worker, coworker, family, and public rehabilitation setting's worker.
The results of this study were as following;
1. It was significant that the employed person with disabled was perceivee social support of family and friend more positively than the unemployed persons with disabled.
2. It was significant that the employed person who intends to turnover was perceived social support of private rehabilitation setting's worker more negatively than the employed person who wasn't.