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Quality of Life: A Phenomenological study of the experiences of Samoans with a disability in Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand

Description:: This study is about the quality of life of Samoans with a disability in Aotearoa New Zealand. It looks at what quality of life means to them. From their personal stories, they described it in four ways: independent living, normal life, connectedness to family and culture, and performance of social roles. The factors that assist or prevent quality of life were identified. Pierre Bourdieu’s conce...
Display date:: 18 Jun, 2019
Location:: Samoa
Format:: thesis
Collections:: FigShare
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