Sentence examples for disabilities limitations from inspiring English sources

Given the increase in generic measures for assessing HRQOL, there is a need for instruments that are specific to individuals' clinical conditions and that consider associated disabilities, limitations, and symptoms specific to each condition.

In a similar vein, provision of these types of efficacy enhancing experiences can lead older adults to change their views on what might be disabling conditions or perceived frequency of disability limitations [ 45].

Finally, participants reporting higher income also reported fewer disability limitations (β =.20).

Even in the present sample, which was relatively disability-free, disability limitations were significantly associated with QOL and self-efficacy.

The hypothesized model proposed: direct effects of the latent physical activity variable on self-efficacy but not disability limitations or physical self-worth; direct effects of self-efficacy on disability limitations and physical self-worth but not QOL; and direct effects of disability limitations and physical self-worth on QOL.

Analyses indicated direct effects of a latent physical activity variable on self-efficacy but not disability limitations or physical self-worth; direct effects of self-efficacy on disability limitations and physical self worth but not QOL; and direct effects of disability limitations and physical self-worth on QOL.

We used the eight-item disability limitations subscale of the abbreviated Late Life Function and Disability Instrument (LL-FDI; [ 32]) to assess physical health status.

This association is reflected in studies in the rehabilitation literature that have found direct effects of disability limitations and physical self-worth on HRQoL [ 29].

Finally, reporting fewer disability limitations (β =.20) and higher self-worth (β =.40) was associated with being more satisfied with one's life.

Participants (N = 321, M age = 63.8) completed measures of physical activity, self-efficacy, global QOL, physical self worth, and disability limitations.

In sum, being more active was associated with being more efficacious, having fewer disability limitations, reporting higher physical self-worth, and being more satisfied with one's life.