Handicapism Is a Set of Assumptions and Practices That Promotes

question 33

Multiple Choice

Handicapism is a set of assumptions and practices that promotes

• A)improvement of conditions for people with exceptionalities,regardless of the cost to society.
• B)differential or unequal treatment of people with exceptionalities.
• C)the view that exceptionalities are a matter of social perceptions and values,rather than characteristics inherent to the individual.
• D)full inclusion of people with exceptionalities in all aspects of society.

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Definitions:

Treadmill

A piece of exercise equipment designed for walking or running in place, often used for physical fitness.

Implied Warranty

A legal assumption in a sale that the goods or services are fit for the intended purpose, even if not explicitly stated.

Merchantability

A warranty that a product will meet reasonable expectations of quality and perform as generally expected by consumers.

Basis-of-the-Bargain

A legal concept that refers to the conditions and terms that are regarded as crucial in a contractual agreement between parties.