QUIZ TWO REVIEW

This is an example of having a positive response to a disability

Replacement is an example of a defense mechanism.

This defense mechanism involves blocking external events from awareness when the situation is too much to handle.

Intense feelings of grief in the lives of parents or caregivers with children who have chronic disabilities

This is a mark of disgrace that sets a person apart from others.

People with disabilities always end up in the acceptance phase of the adaptation process.

An “affective” response to disability means…

Exaggerated belief about a social category. Rationalize the unfair or unequal treatment of people in a category

This psychiatrist introduced the five stages of the grief model.

Stage models of adaptation to disability believe that coping with a disability occurs in different stages.

This is an idea or negative OPINION about a person or group of people prior to having any knowledge about them.

The presence of recurring intense feelings of grief in the lives of parents or with children with chronic conditions

Projection is an example of a coping strategy.

The current models of coping with disabilities use this term to describe the end results of coping with a disability.

Which of the following is not a common media portrayal of people with disabilities?

The tendency of feeling anxiety or panic at the idea of becoming disabled. Disability is a devastating personal tragedy

Stigma may be reduced by protest, education, and contact interactions between a PWD and the general population

Defined as acting upon one’s own idea of what is best for another person without consulting that other person.

Which of the following is/are signs of Handicapism?

Handicapism promotes unequal treatment of individuals with disabilities.

Shock and anxiety are part of the second stage of the individual’s response to disability.