A person must exhibit some sort of distinctive physical characteristic,obvious to a neutral observer,in order to be considered disabled.

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This statement is false. While some disabilities may have visible physical characteristics, many disabilities are not visible and cannot be determined by simply observing a person's appearance. Disabilities can include conditions such as chronic pain, mental illness, and learning disabilities, which may not have distinct physical characteristics. It is important to recognize and accommodate all disabilities, regardless of their visibility.

A Person Must Exhibit Some Sort of Distinctive Physical Characteristic,obvious