An Airline Cannot Discriminate Against a Person Because of a Disability

question 24

True/False

An airline cannot discriminate against a person because of a disability, but an airline can refuse to transport an individual who is unable to meet certain minimum requirements defined by law and aimed at ensuring the safety of that person and others.

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Definitions:

Cognitive Dissonance

A state of mental distress caused by possessing multiple contradictory beliefs, ideas, or values concurrently.

Attitude Formation

The process by which individuals develop their perspectives and feelings towards objects, people, or events, based on their experiences and thoughts.

Attitude Formation

The process by which individuals develop their perspectives and feelings towards objects, people, or events based on experiences and influences.

Direct Instruction

A structured, explicit teaching method that includes clear, specific instructions and demonstrations followed by practice and feedback.