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Larry Michelson,Don P. Sugai,Randy P. Wood,Alan E. Kazdinl be outlined throughout the chapter. However, when disability sport receives good quality coverage it may, potentially, introduce people to concepts and ideas they may never have entertained before, or go against what they have been socialised to believe regarding both disability and disability spo

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Larry Michelson,Don P. Sugai,Randy P. Wood,Alan E. Kazdinformations, their organization has become more professional. Consequently, many aspects of the Games are now being managed far more strategically than in the past. While the management of human and infrastructure resources is a ‘given’, resources considered to be less tangible but nevertheless missi

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Larry Michelson,Don P. Sugai,Randy P. Wood,Alan E. Kazdiny of reasons, be it financial, perceived interest to the target audience or simply newsworthiness. Therefore, if a newspaper or TV station provides more airtime to non-disabled issues or events (e.g. the Olympic Games) than to disability issues or events (e.g. the Paralympic Games), it would appear

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