Question 1

A key component of the 1970s disability rights movement:&#10;A) Need for more medical doctors&#10;B) Poor quality of prosthetic devices available to persons with severe disabilities&#10;C) Importance of control over one's own life&#10;D) The role of the physician in determining the proper living arrangement for a person with a disability

Accepted Answer

The 1970s disability rights movement emphasized the importance of self-determination and control over one's own life, advocating for independence and equal rights for people with disabilities.

Question 2

The disability rights mantra expressing that individuals with disabilities should have a say in health care policies and practices:&#10;A) &#34;Nothing about us, without us&#34;&#10;B) &#34;Participation is a human right&#34;&#10;C) &#34;The choice is ours&#34;&#10;D) &#34;Hope is the opposite of despair&#34;

Accepted Answer

The phrase "Nothing about us, without us" is a well-known disability rights mantra emphasizing that individuals with disabilities should be involved in decisions and policies affecting their lives.

Question 3

An academic field that theorizes and historicizes deafness or blindness or disability in similarly complex ways to the way race, class, and gender have been theorized.&#10;A) CILs&#10;B) Disability studies&#10;C) Handicapped studies&#10;D) Disability culture

Accepted Answer

Disability studies is an academic field that theorizes and historicizes deafness or blindness or disability in similarly complex ways to the way race, class, and gender have been theorized.

Question 4

A social movement that champions a sense of common identity and interests that unite disabled people and separate them from their nondisabled counterparts.&#10;A) CILs&#10;B) Disability studies&#10;C) Handicapped studies&#10;D) Disability culture

Accepted Answer

Disability culture is a social movement that emphasizes a shared identity and interests among disabled people, distinguishing them from nondisabled individuals.

Question 5

CILs promote the concept of independent living as:&#10;A) Minimizing reliance on others when making decisions or performing everyday activities&#10;B) When a person does everything themselves without assistance from others&#10;C) Living in a home alone without a caregiver&#10;D) Being financially independent

Accepted Answer

CILs (Centers for Independent Living) promote the concept of independent living by encouraging individuals to minimize reliance on others while making decisions or performing everyday activities, emphasizing autonomy and self-determination.

Deck 9: The Disability Rights Community