In the story about Kathy Koons, the 19-year-old with spina bifida, the principle of normalization is
A)fully realized by her family and school.
B)frightening to Kathy, who desires to be taken care of by others for the rest of her life.
C)impossible to apply to Kathy because her measured intelligence is too low.
D)supported by Kathy's school, but seems less supported at home.

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The story mentions that Kathy's school supports normalization and encourages her to be as independent as possible. However, her family is overprotective and hesitant to let her do things on her own. Therefore, the principle of normalization seems less supported at home. The story does not mention anything about Kathy being scared of normalization or her intelligence impacting its application.

In the Story About Kathy Koons, the 19-Year-Old with Spina