Understanding Disability

A movement to enhance existing long-term institutions for persons with mental illness and intellectual disabilities

A movement to isolate persons with mental illness and intellectual disabilities from the community

A movement to reverse the institutionalization of persons with mental illness and intellectual disabilities by transitioning them to community-based settings (correct)

A movement to establish more long-term institutions for persons with mental illness and intellectual disabilities

Vision and hearing loss, mobility challenges, and mental health issues (correct)

Chronic pain, emotional distress, and cultural assimilation challenges

Speech impediments, cognitive impairments, and social integration difficulties

Financial instability, lack of recognition, and family reintegration issues

It represented a shift towards isolating veterans with disabilities from mainstream society

It had no significant impact on the treatment of veterans with disabilities

It led to the establishment of more long-term care facilities for veterans with disabilities

It marked the beginning of change in the social and political context for persons with disabilities (correct)

<p>To reverse the institutionalization of persons with mental illness and intellectual disabilities</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Disability became a policy issue in Canada</p> Signup and view all the answers