Wolfsenberger (1972) Proposed That No Matter How Severe a Person's

question 17

Multiple Choice

Wolfsenberger (1972) proposed that no matter how severe a person's disability, he or she should be integrated into society. Wolfsenberger used the term __________ to describe this proposal.

• A) normalization
• B) mainstreaming
• C) inclusion
• D) reverse mainstreaming

Understand the significance of maintaining good health to manage medical costs.

Identify the mechanisms of cost-sharing in health insurance policies (deductibles, coinsurance).

Understand government health insurance programs (Medicare, Medicaid) and their coverage.

Recognize the difference between individual and group health insurance policies.

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Definitions:

Protective Layer

A covering or barrier that shields an object, surface, or organism from harmful external factors.

Sensory Adaptation

Sensory Adaptation depicts the process by which individuals become less sensitive to unchanging stimulus over time as the sensory receptors diminish their response.

Litter Box

A container filled with loose, absorbent material, used for cats to excrete in indoors.

Odor

A distinctive smell or the quality of a thing that can be perceived by the olfactory sense.