CPACC Models of Disability 2

Question 1

What is the biopsychosocial model of disability?

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An integrative model considering the interaction of biological, psychological, and social factors in understanding disability

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A model focusing exclusively on biological causes

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A model used only in psychiatric settings

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A model rejecting all medical understanding

Question 2

How does the human rights model differ from the social model?

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The human rights model explicitly frames disability as a human rights issue with legal protections, recognizing inherent dignity regardless of impairment

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They are identical models

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The human rights model focuses on medical treatment

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The human rights model only applies in CRPD signatory countries

Question 3

What is the economic model of disability?

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A perspective defining disability primarily by its impact on economic productivity and labor market contribution

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A model for calculating assistive technology costs

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An economic theory about government disability spending

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A model determining benefits based on income level

Question 4

What is the 'functional limitations' model and how is it applied?

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A model identifying specific functional capabilities and limitations, used in rehabilitation, AT matching, and occupational assessment

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A model focused on improving physical fitness

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A model that limits functions available to disabled people

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A model only used in sports

Question 5

How does the identity model of disability view disability?

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As a positive aspect of identity and a source of community, culture, pride, and shared experience

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As something to be hidden and overcome

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As an identity verified by medical professionals

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As an identity separating disabled people from society

Question 6

What is the moral or religious model of disability?

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A historical perspective viewing disability as divine punishment, moral failing, or spiritual test, leading to stigma

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A model promoting religious accessibility

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A model based on moral obligation to create accessible environments

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A modern ethical framework for disability policy