When offering assistance to a person who has a disability, you should __________.
A) wait until your offer has been accepted before proceeding and ask for instructions
B) speak only to the person he or she is with
C) use "identity-first language"
D) avoid common expressions such as "see you later" or "did you hear about that"

Question

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It is important to offer assistance to a person with a disability, but it is equally important to wait until your offer has been accepted before proceeding. It is also a good idea to ask for instructions to ensure that you are providing the right kind of assistance. This shows respect for the person's autonomy and helps to avoid making assumptions about their abilities.

When Offering Assistance to a Person Who Has a Disability