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subjective state of mind
important bc it provides opportunity for choices, interaction and enjoyment.
key components= free time, recreation, leisure |
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| people with and without disabilities together |
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| things that influence our beliefs |
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| act, response detected with the five sensee |
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| oversimplified opinion, judgement, and attitude |
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| isolation from those not like you |
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| preconcieved idea about someone or something |
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| distinction categorically rather than individually about another person |
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| a person's expectations of another become a prediction of the othes behavior just because the expectation |
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| member of oppressed group believes and acts out stereotypes created for their group |
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| acting as though someone with a disability has additional disabilities other than the obvious |
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| over exaggeration assumption |
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| assume a person with a disability is always focused on their disability |
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diminish in strenght
disease vs. body |
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functional limitation
impairment vs. disability |
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disadvantage making acheivement difficult
individual vs envirorment |
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| removing architectural, transportation and communication barriers, modifying services, reaassigning programs, adapting equitment and providing services |
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| difficulty in language processing |
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