Does adapting a self-report instrument to improve its cognitive accessibility for people with intellectual disability result in a better measure? − A cognitive interview study
Roel Kooijmans, Xavier Moonen, Enid Reichrath(Ministry of Education Culture and Science), Jarymke Maljaars(KU Leuven), Ruth Dalemans(Zuyd University of Applied Sciences), Peter E. Langdon(Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Trust), Myrte van Langen(John Benjamins Publishing Company (Netherlands)), Hille Voss(Netherlands Institute for Health Services Research)
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