A Perspective That Reflects Dignity and Potential Is Referred to as

question 22

Multiple Choice

A perspective that reflects dignity and potential is referred to as

• A) Being able to recognize a disability on sight
• B) Speaking in terms of a disability, when describing a person
• C) Using people-first language
• D) Never using the word disability

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Definitions:

Cross-cultural

Pertains to or involving the comparison of different cultures or the interaction between them.

Maturation

The process of becoming mature; the developmental process of growing up or the development of natural growth, aging, or capability over time.

Thought Processes

Thought processes refer to the mental activities involved in cognition, including perception, memory, judgment, and reasoning.

Psychosocial

relating to the interrelation between social factors and individual thought and behavior.