indicators, only one study (Wiener & Schneider, 2002) was found that utilised one of these instruments to measure the dimensions of relationships of children with disabilities. However since it focused on children with learning disabilities, this study did not meet the criteria for inclusion in our review. While this study may not have direct relevance for children with DD, it does demonstrate the potential application of the type of instruments used with typically developing children to children with disabilities. As yet, no similar studies have been conducted with children with more significant levels