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Disability Identity Formation, Self-Advocacy, and Social Status
Evaluate how societal treatment, peer community, and self-advocacy shape positive disability identity and social status.
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Ability Diversity, Disability, and Social Identity
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Evaluate psychological research on cognitive and physical ability variations, models of disability, ableism, and social inclusion.
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