10 Questions
According to the passage, which of the following is the major goal when addressing disability?
To restore function and cure impairment through medication and medical equipment
According to the WHO (2006) definition, what are the three key aspects of disability that are considered?
Body function and structures, activity limitation, and environmental factors
Which model of disability views disability as a social construct and a human rights issue?
The social model of disability
According to the social model of disability, what is the primary cause of disability?
The barriers created by society and the way society treats and excludes individuals with disabilities
What is the key difference between impairment and disability according to the passage?
Impairment is a health condition, while disability is a functional limitation or loss of function
How does the WHO (2006) definition of disability differ from earlier definitions?
It takes into account the individual's interaction with their environmental and personal factors, in addition to their health condition
What is the primary goal of the social model of disability in addressing disability-related issues?
To remove the barriers created by society and promote inclusiveness and participation of individuals with disabilities
Which of the following is NOT a type of functional limitation or loss of function mentioned in the passage?
Driving
What is the relationship between impairment and disability according to the passage?
Impairment may result in disability, but they are distinct concepts
How does the social model of disability view the role of society in addressing disability-related issues?
Society should remove the barriers it has created and promote inclusiveness and participation of individuals with disabilities
Explore the concept of disability through the social model, which focuses on the barriers in society leading to discrimination and exclusion. Learn about the importance of addressing environmental and societal shortcomings to promote inclusion and equal participation for Persons with Disabilities (PWDs).
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