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D. Methodology
The present study adopted a descriptive and analytical approach, and data collection was based on a focus group comprising 15 people with disabilities who completed their university studies and transitioned to independent living in order to work or start a family. Data were also collected from a number of people who have been involved in providing public services and formulating support and assistance policies in Omani society over the past two years, in light of the changing global circumstances.
The study focused on a sample of 15 members of the focus group, all residents of Muscat Governorate and working in the public sector. The study sample was distributed as follows:
Gender |
8 males |
7 females |
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Marital Status |
7 married |
8 single |
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Educational attainment |
14 with bachelor’s degrees |
3 with general education certificates |
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Work status |
15 public sector workers |
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Governorate |
Muscat |
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Type of disability |
8 with visual impairments |
5 with mobility impairments |
2 with hearing impairments |