Question

question 2 of 10
examples of attitudinal barriers to care that people with disabilities include, select all that apply
select all that apply
□ stereotypical perceptions
□ being spoken down to
□ unbiased treatment
□ incorrect assumptions being made about them

Explanation:

• Stereotypical Perceptions: People with disabilities often face stereotypes (e.g., being seen as helpless), which is an attitudinal barrier.
• Being Spoken Down To: This reflects a patronizing attitude, treating them as less capable, an attitudinal barrier.
• Incorrect Assumptions Being Made About Them: Assumptions like they can't contribute or need excessive help are attitudinal barriers.
• Unbiased Treatment is not a barrier; it's positive and inclusive, so it's excluded.

Answer:

A. Stereotypical Perceptions
B. Being Spoken Down To
D. Incorrect Assumptions Being Made About Them