藥物濫用青少年患者在魏氏成人智力量表上表現之研究-以北部某矯正機構為例

• Main Author: 徐任賢
• Other Authors: 孟瑛如
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2011
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/95550465565087023419

碩士 === 國立新竹教育大學 === 特殊教育學系碩士班 === 96 === The major purposes of the study were to investigate the different Characteristics of Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale Third Edition（WAIS-III）between juvenile with drug abuse and normal juvenile. The subjects of “juvenile with drug abuse”were 37 from one north chastening apparatus，below 21 years old who was for violating Drug Prevention and Control Act or accept use drug. Frequency distributions, t-test, one-way ANOVA were used to analyze the valid data in the paper. The major findings of this study were as follows： 1.This study shows that juvenile with drug abuse in the WAIS-III sub-test scores, IQ scores and factor index were lower than normal juvenile. Drug abuse of the young people in the WAIS-III subtest scores than the general adult norm standardization, in addition to memory span subtest, the other twelve subtests were significantly lower than the general adult scores. The young people of drug abuse IQ scores in the WAIS-III factor index scores and high school students and the general standard than the norm, are significantly lower than the general high school students. 2.The study found that young people of all drug abuse is suspected, more than half of special education students, accounting for 52.38% of all drug abuse in young people. The "suspected learning disabilities " and "critical intelligence " were 9 each, and "suspected emotional"is a 4. 3.Drug abuse in different stages of schooling young people in the WAIS-III Language Scale significant differences in the understanding and the number of subtests has - the word sequence, but there are pictures in the operation scale to add up to significant differences. Of the six groups can be found between the two groups, high school stage in the WAIS-III sub-test performance was better than the lower school stage. In addition, different school stages in the WAIS-III IQ scores and factor index in VIQ, FIQ, VCI, and WMI four to reach significant difference. 4.The study found that exposure to drugs at different times of drug abuse among young people, thirteen subtests to reach a total of two significant differences, respectively, number of characters - Alternative and matrix reasoning. IQ scores and factors in seven different indices of drug exposure time to achieve significant differences in drug abuse in young people have one, for the PSI. In this study, in accordance with the above conclusions, education and research for future recommendations for special education teachers, counselors and drug abuse, drug abuse related to residential institutions for young people more in-depth and detailed understanding.