A Survey of Attitudes Toward Sex Education

The book is a hardcover edition without a dust jacket, maintaining a clean and solid binding. There are no inscriptions or library markings, and the pages appear well-preserved, with no visible tears or significant wear. The spine and covers are intact, showing minimal signs of handling.

This is a hardcover dissertation by Jean Ellen Selders-Powell, presented to the University of Denver in 1980. The work is a thorough investigation into the attitudes of various stakeholders—parents, para-professionals, and professionals—toward the sexuality and sex education needs of moderately mentally retarded adults. As a scholarly work, it contributes to the fields of education and psychology, offering insights into societal views and educational needs in this sensitive area. This specific copy is distinct as it appears to be a direct reproduction of the original dissertation, likely scarce and not widely distributed. The book is in solid condition, with no notable markings or inscriptions, making it a valuable resource for researchers and educators interested in historical perspectives on disability studies.