People without disabilities often feel anxious when interacting with people with dis- abilities because they
A) are not sure how to act in that situation.
B) find visible disabilities to be frightening.
C) are reminded that they themselves could become disabled.
D) all of the above.

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All of the options listed are common reasons why people without disabilities might feel anxious when interacting with those who have disabilities. This anxiety can stem from uncertainty about how to act, fear elicited by visible disabilities, and the reminder of their own vulnerability to becoming disabled.

People Without Disabilities Often Feel Anxious When Interacting with People