When dealing with a person with a disability, you should
A) focus on the person rather than the disability.
B) avoid eye contact.
C) direct your questions to the interpreter, not the interview subject.
D) pretend to understand the interviewee's

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Focusing on the person rather than the disability shows respect and acknowledges the individual's humanity. It also sends the message that the disability does not define them as a person.

When Dealing with a Person with a Disability, You Should