"Oftentimes, normal is defined solely as the absence of deviance, illness, or disability - Answers
Julie Smart
Sir Francis Galton - Answers "Eugenics"
Karl Pearson - Answers Made arrogant comments about reproduction
Charles Darwin - Answers Evolution
Herbert Spencer - Answers Social Darwinism
Abraham Maslow - Answers List of needs/stresses in having a child with a disability
Carolyn Vash - Answers Viewed disability from a spiritual/philosophical perspective
F. Shontz - Answers Reaction to disability considers the environment of the individual
Biklen - Answers PWD have experienced discrimination
Braddock & Parrish - Answers PWD are subject to infanticide and slavery
Who defines "normalcy"? - Answers "eyes" of the beholder; it is subjective
The pursuit of statistical analysis of human biological traits led to the definition of... - Answers
What is "normal" and what is "deviant
What year was the ADA signed? - Answers 1990
What do you use the DSM-5 to diagnose? - Answers Psychiatric disorders
Disability models - Answers Medical
Environmental
Functional
Social-Political
Transitional Issues - Answers Humes, Mora-Szymansk, and Hohenshi
Already a challenging time heightened by disabilities. Involves preparation for change in
environment.
Disability Identity - Answers The development of disability identity constructs lagged behind
those for other statuses (race and gender)
Assistive Technology - Answers products, devices, or equipment that are used to maintain,