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Several final conclusions
It is not possible to provide a clear and structured interpretation of the existing
correlations on the basis of the obtained results but the conclusion can be drawn
that the correlations exist, which requires, however, wider analyses eliminating
methodological deficiencies of the conducted studies (the number and selection of
groups, lack of detailed analyses of correlations between different variables). However, the existence of correlations between authoritarianism (socially determined),
and the views on rehabilitation (faith in rehabilitation, rehabilitation negativism,
biological determinism, the image of the rehabilitated person), views on rehabilitation and the image of the rehabilitated person (determined both by socialization
and by professional education) were confirmed.
An attempt was made to determine correlates between authoritarianism and the
views on rehabilitation, which point to a complex set of intervening variables in
the relationship between authoritarianism and the views on rehabilitation. They,
however, require further and more thorough empirical verification. In a practical
sense, the result of the analyses conducted indicates a need for a reflective inspection of both the pre-selection procedure of prospective rehabilitation students
(authoritarianism as a criterion variable) and the process of professional education
during the course of studies (evoking a pessimistic or incoherent concept of the
rehabilitation process and its results determined by the image of the rehabilitated
person).
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