Which Statement About Disabilities Is Correct

question 2

Multiple Choice

Which statement about disabilities is correct?

• A) Causes are considered chronic rather than acute.
• B) The person may depend totally on others for basic needs.
• C) The degree of disability does not affect how much function is possible.
• D) Complete recovery is always possible when the person has a good attitude.

Recognize how attitudes are formed through social learning and direct experiences.

Understand the relationship between attitudes and behaviors, including the impact of attitude specificity, social constraints, and job satisfaction.

Comprehend the methods and measures of attitude components including self-report questionnaires and physiological indicators.

Relate the principles of attitude change and management to organizational behavior and ethical decision making.

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Eschar

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