EEX EXAM 1 UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. If you have a disability you are more likely to be...
Answer:
-obese, be inactive, to smoke and to have high blood pressure.!!!
-areas w/ higher pop. density and poverty have more disability
-disability costs are 400 billion per year!!!
-22% of pop. has disability that affects fxn!!!
-13% need help w/ mobility
-10.6% have needs related to cognition
-6.5% w/ ind. living
-4.6%= vision related
-2.6%= self care (hygeine, etc.)
-1/4 women and 3/10 non hispanic blacks
Question:
2. Exceptionality
Answer:
intellectually gifted, phys./mentally challenged or having disability
Question:
3. Prejudice
Answer:
prejudging and is an attitude or emotional response. It can be negative and based solely on the membership
of a person in a group. Ex: Eddie doesn't like John because John is a meat eater.
Question:
4. Stigma
Answer:
it describes the experience of moving through life w/ an attribute is deeply discrediting and it disqualifies
the stigmatized individual from full social acceptance
Question:
5. Intersectionality
Answer:
The interconnected nature of social categorizations such as race, class, and gender as they apply to a given
individual or group, regarded as creating overlapping and interdependent systems of discrimination or
disadvantage
Question:
6. Discrimination
, Answer:
Which is a behavioral ACTION that is usually negative or harmful? Ex: Refusing to hire someone with a
disability
Question:
7. Stereotype
Answer:
cognitive generalizations, no emotions involved
-simplifies world but no always accurate
-"Boys are better at math than girls"
Question:
8. Sub-typing
Answer:
'exception' to stereotype to keep stereotype accurate
Question:
9. Social
Answer:
looks external to ind. aka the environ. is inaccessible (physically, language, prejudice)
Question:
10. Medical
Answer:
looks to diagnose and cure disability.
Question:
11. Tragedy-Charity
Answer:
-PWD=victims and need pity
-need and require care
-used by charities
Question:
12. Religous/Moral
Answer:
disability might be viewed as a punishment for a wrong or as a gift (can result in exorcism, sacrifice, etc.)
Question:
13. Economic
Answer:
disability defined by PWD inability to work
Question:
14. Customer/Empowering Model
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. If you have a disability you are more likely to be...
Answer:
-obese, be inactive, to smoke and to have high blood pressure.!!!
-areas w/ higher pop. density and poverty have more disability
-disability costs are 400 billion per year!!!
-22% of pop. has disability that affects fxn!!!
-13% need help w/ mobility
-10.6% have needs related to cognition
-6.5% w/ ind. living
-4.6%= vision related
-2.6%= self care (hygeine, etc.)
-1/4 women and 3/10 non hispanic blacks
Question:
2. Exceptionality
Answer:
intellectually gifted, phys./mentally challenged or having disability
Question:
3. Prejudice
Answer:
prejudging and is an attitude or emotional response. It can be negative and based solely on the membership
of a person in a group. Ex: Eddie doesn't like John because John is a meat eater.
Question:
4. Stigma
Answer:
it describes the experience of moving through life w/ an attribute is deeply discrediting and it disqualifies
the stigmatized individual from full social acceptance
Question:
5. Intersectionality
Answer:
The interconnected nature of social categorizations such as race, class, and gender as they apply to a given
individual or group, regarded as creating overlapping and interdependent systems of discrimination or
disadvantage
Question:
6. Discrimination
, Answer:
Which is a behavioral ACTION that is usually negative or harmful? Ex: Refusing to hire someone with a
disability
Question:
7. Stereotype
Answer:
cognitive generalizations, no emotions involved
-simplifies world but no always accurate
-"Boys are better at math than girls"
Question:
8. Sub-typing
Answer:
'exception' to stereotype to keep stereotype accurate
Question:
9. Social
Answer:
looks external to ind. aka the environ. is inaccessible (physically, language, prejudice)
Question:
10. Medical
Answer:
looks to diagnose and cure disability.
Question:
11. Tragedy-Charity
Answer:
-PWD=victims and need pity
-need and require care
-used by charities
Question:
12. Religous/Moral
Answer:
disability might be viewed as a punishment for a wrong or as a gift (can result in exorcism, sacrifice, etc.)
Question:
13. Economic
Answer:
disability defined by PWD inability to work
Question:
14. Customer/Empowering Model
