Designing settings and equipment so that they can be used by everyone-able-bodied, sensory-acute, or not-is known as _____.

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Universal design is the practice of designing settings, equipment, and products so they can be used by everyone, including those with disabilities or different abilities. The Americans with Disabilities Act (A) is a U.S. law that prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities and requires accessibility accommodations in certain settings. A hearing aid (C) is a specific device used to improve hearing for individuals with hearing loss. The built environment (D) refers to the physical surroundings and infrastructure of a community or area. While universal design principles can be applied to the built environment, the built environment includes more than just design considerations.

Designing Settings and Equipment So That They Can Be Used