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EEX 2000 exam 1 with correct answersHipocrates - correct answer-recognized that it was a physical problem, not the judgment of the gods
Plato - correct answer--espoused the idea of selective breeding
-anyone recognized to have a disability should not reproduce
15th century view on PWD - correct answer-PWD became entertainment
the hammer of the witches - correct answer-seizures were indicative of satanic influence
Elizabethan poor laws - correct answer--PWD were referred to as the impotent poor
-recognizes that there were people in society that needed some help
1800s almshouses - correct answer--NY asylum for idiots
-difficult to provide for their means
positives about almshouses - correct answer--recognize PWD are members of society & they need help
-give shelter & food
-gave PWD a sense of belonging and home
negatives about almshouses - correct answer--quality of care that was provided
-PWD were not respected & were not equal in society
-furthers stereotypes
-segregated because they were not being treated as they should have been
dorothea dix - correct answer--progressive in her thoughts
-recognized that were a lot of people that were housed in places that they really don't belong
, -recognized incarceration was not a proper setting
-pushed to establish separate facilities
themes found through history - correct answer--fear/rejection of unknown
-fear/rejection of difference
-assumption of failure (aesthetic, moral, economic)
-assumption that difference should be eliminated
-segregation of individuals with differences
-disability is grouped with poverty & criminality
-judgements made based upon normal standards
aesthetic failure - correct answer--failure of personal appearance
-some features make PWD identifiable
-source of entertainment, inhuman, menacing
moral failure - correct answer--lumping poverty in with criminality
-judgements of immorality
-social dynamite: must be kept from blowing up
-social junk: people who need humane disposal
-idiot asylums
economic failure - correct answer--often not able to support themselves
-placed in poor houses and asylums if economically dependent
World health organization definition for disability - correct answer--umbrella term, covering
impairments, activity limitations, and participant's restrictions
american disabilities act definition for disability - correct answer-a person with disability:
-has a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities
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