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The idea of disability as a kind of normality has partly replaced the idea that people with disabilities need to be rehabilitated.
Disability
A physical or mental condition that limits a person's movements, senses, or activities, affecting their daily life and possibly requiring special accommodations.
Normality
The condition or state of conforming to a standard, norm, or expectation that is typical within a society or group.
Rehabilitation
The practice of rehabilitating an individual to their normal state of health or life by means of therapy and training following imprisonment, addiction, or disease.
- Comprehend how disability is constructed socially and the way in which social views influence the assimilation and handling of persons with disabilities.
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- Comprehend how disability is constructed socially and the way in which social views influence the assimilation and handling of persons with disabilities.
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