When talking about people with disabilities, use language that
A) detracts from the person.
B) focuses on the condition.
C) names the person first.
D) defines the person in terms of the condition.
E) demonstrates positive emphasis but not you-attitude.

Question

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Using person-first language (e.g., "person with a disability" rather than "disabled person") emphasizes the individuality of the person, not defining them by their condition.

When Talking About People with Disabilities, Use Language That