Which is NOT recommended when communicating with or about people with disabilities?
A)Refer to the disability first and the person second.
B)Avoid words that are negative or judgmental, such as handicap, unfortunate, afflicted, and victim.
C)When describing people without disabilities, use the word typical rather than normal.
D)All are recommended.

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Putting the disability before the person (e.g., "disabled person" instead of "person with a disability") is generally discouraged because it can define the individual by their disability rather than their personhood. The other options promote respectful and non-judgmental language.

Which Is NOT Recommended When Communicating with or About People