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INCOMPLETE SENTENCES TEST IN IDENTIFICATION OF IMPACT OF MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
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The objective of the paper was to describe the main categories (semantic dimensions) in the area of perception/presence of multiple sclerosis (MS) in 37 adult individuals. This disease brings numerous limitations and also changes in the perception and behaviour, particularly in situations where individuals are simultaneously diagnosed with depression or long-term stress. Our research of a qualitative design used an incomplete sentences technique (incomplete sentences test) combined with the “three wishes” technique. The data were coded and subsequently categorized into semantic dimensions. Dimensions emphasised/signified by various respondents included particularly health assistance/support and life satisfaction/wishes. It might be stated that the knowledge and understanding of the specifics caused by MS can help mutual effectiveness in the context of communication, diagnostic and compliance processes in (special) education, non-medical and other areas.
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