People with disabilities do not usually go through discernible stages of identity development because they are also members of larger cultural groups.

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People with disabilities often go through discernible stages of identity development specific to their experience of disability, which can include stages such as shock, denial, anger, bargaining, depression, testing, and acceptance, similar to other identity development processes. This is in addition to their identities within larger cultural groups.

People with Disabilities Do Not Usually Go Through Discernible Stages