What is disability culture?

A community defined by shared experiences, values, and identity

What does the term "presume competence" mean in context to those with disabilities?

Believe a person is capable of thought/understanding until proven otherwise

Which of the following best illustrates "access intimacy"?

A friend learning how to support someone's access needs without being told

Which of the following statements reflects culturally responsive practice in SLP?

"Let's explore communication strategies that work for you"

The term "ableism" refers to:

Structural and social discrimination against people with disabilities

Which of the following practices could unintentionally reinforce ableism in therapy?

Prioritizing normalization over functional communication

Which of the following is an example of disability pride?

Celebrating identity as a person with a disability and advocating

What does AAC represent in disability culture?

A valid an empowering mode of communication

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1
What is disability culture?
A set of clinical tools used to support individuals with disabilities
A community defined by shared experiences, values, and identity
A medical approach to treating impairments
A diagnosis category in the ICF model
2
Person-first language is always preferred over identity-first language.
False
True
3
What does the term "presume competence" mean in context to those with disabilities?
Believe a person is capable of thought/understanding until proven otherwise
Assume a person needs full-time support
Assume the person will improve with therapy
Expect the person to perform at average peer levels
4
Which of the following best illustrates "access intimacy"?
A therapist planning goals for a client
A friend learning how to support someone's access needs without being told
A teacher requesting a diagnosis before accommodations
A clinician using a standardized test only
5
Which of the following statements reflects culturally responsive practice in SLP?
"You should use full sentences all the time"
"You will need to speak clearly before starting school"
"Let's explore communication strategies that work for you"
"Let's work on making you sound more normal"
6
Disability culture includes forms of humor and art unique to disabled communities.
False
True
7
The term "ableism" refers to:
A positive mindset about ability
Encouraging independence in therapy
Structural and social discrimination against people with disabilities
Offering support to people with disabilities
8
Which of the following practices could unintentionally reinforce ableism in therapy?
Prioritizing normalization over functional communication
Supporting the use of an AAC
None of the above
Offering a client multiple modes of communication
9
Which of the following is an example of disability pride?
Agreeing to cure-based treatments to fit in
Celebrating identity as a person with a disability and advocating
Expressiong gratitude for being "inspirational"
Hiding one's disability to avoid stigma
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What does AAC represent in disability culture?
A valid an empowering mode of communication
A last resort for clients who can't talk
An outdated method of communication
A temporary support while waiting for speech to develop

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