According to the Social View, what actually creates a disability?, A person’s medical condition, Buildings, streets, and negative attitudes in society, A doctor who cannot cure an illness, Using assistive equipment like a wheelchair, The Medical View focuses on:, Fixing the health problem inside the person, Changing city streets and building ramps, Removing strict rules in schools and workplaces, Which type of impairment includes conditions like high anxiety or long-term depression?, Sensory Impairment, Mental Health Impairment, Cognitive Impairment, Physical Impairment, Neurodivergent individuals (such as people with Autism or ADHD):, Process information and sensory input differently, Have difficulty moving their legs or arms, Cannot hear or see clearly, Always require medical treatment in hospitals, Stairs at the entrance of a public building without a ramp are an example of a:, Communication Barrier, Systemic Barrier, Attitudinal Barrier, Physical Barrier, A website that does not work with screen readers for blind users is an example of a:, Physical Barrier, Attitudinal Barrier, Communication Barrier, What is an Attitudinal Barrier?, A hard exam in a classroom, Stereotypes, negative assumptions, A short 10-minute appointment at the clinic, A very strict timed test is often called what kind of barrier?, Physical, Systemic, Communication, Attitudinal, Sensory impairments affect..., memory and focus, moving and walking, seeing and listening, A person who has dyscalculia (difficulty with numbers), suffers a..., Mental impairment, Physical impairment, Neurodivergent impairment, Learning/cognitive impairment

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