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What does 'impairment' refer to?
What does 'impairment' refer to?
- A lack of physiological or psychological function (correct)
- A lack of educational resources
- A lack of societal acceptance
- A lack of accessibility to public spaces
How is the term 'disability' described?
How is the term 'disability' described?
- Static and unchanging
- Synonymous with impairment
- Simple and easily defined
- Dynamic and multidimensional (correct)
What can inhibit the full inclusion of people with impairments in society?
What can inhibit the full inclusion of people with impairments in society?
- Attitudinal, physical, and policy barriers (correct)
- Cultural barriers
- Geographical barriers
- Technological barriers
What kind of barriers can create a disabling effect and inhibit disability inclusive development?
What kind of barriers can create a disabling effect and inhibit disability inclusive development?
In what ways can impairment lead to disability?
In what ways can impairment lead to disability?
What is the absence of particular body part or organ referred to as?
What is the absence of particular body part or organ referred to as?
What is the medical approach to disability based on?
What is the medical approach to disability based on?
According to the social model of disability, what is the focus of attention?
According to the social model of disability, what is the focus of attention?
What does the social model of disability emphasize?
What does the social model of disability emphasize?
What are some genetic causes of disability mentioned in the text?
What are some genetic causes of disability mentioned in the text?
What does the medical model view the disabled person as needing to do?
What does the medical model view the disabled person as needing to do?
What does the social definition of disability largely depend on?
What does the social definition of disability largely depend on?
What can cause deficiencies in vital minerals in unborn children?
What can cause deficiencies in vital minerals in unborn children?
What does 'impairment' refer to?
What does 'impairment' refer to?
What is the focus of attention according to the social model of disability?
What is the focus of attention according to the social model of disability?
How is the term 'disability' described?
How is the term 'disability' described?
What can inhibit the full inclusion of people with impairments in society?
What can inhibit the full inclusion of people with impairments in society?
What does the medical model view the disabled person as needing to do?
What does the medical model view the disabled person as needing to do?
What are some children with impairments mentioned in the text likely to experience?
What are some children with impairments mentioned in the text likely to experience?
What is the focus of attention according to the medical model of disability?
What is the focus of attention according to the medical model of disability?
Which of the following is a genetic cause of intellectual disability mentioned in the text?
Which of the following is a genetic cause of intellectual disability mentioned in the text?
What does the social model of disability emphasize?
What does the social model of disability emphasize?
What can cause deficiencies in vital minerals in unborn children?
What can cause deficiencies in vital minerals in unborn children?
What do some people, especially in the past, wrongly believe about disability?
What do some people, especially in the past, wrongly believe about disability?
How is disability described in the social definition according to the text?
How is disability described in the social definition according to the text?
