Theoretical models of disability - Charity Tragedy Model Flashcards

1
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The charity or tragedy model views disabilities as:
A) Tragic conditions worthy of pity.
B) Conditions to be medically treated.
C) Personal challenges to be overcome.
D) Social identities to be affirmed.

A

A) Tragic conditions worthy of pity.

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What is a major criticism of the charity or tragedy model?
A) It leads to medical advancements.
B) It creates an unequal power balance between people with and without disabilities.
C) It focuses too much on rehabilitation.
D) It ignores the social model of disability.

A

B) It creates an unequal power balance between people with and without disabilities.

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True or False: The charity or tragedy model can create a sense of empathy in people without disabilities.

A

True

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According to the charity or tragedy model, people with disabilities are seen as:
A) Equal members of society.
B) Objects of pity who need charity.
C) Inspirational figures to be admired.
D) Professionals with expertise.

A

B) Objects of pity who need charity.

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What effect does the charity or tragedy model have on social relationships?
A) It strengthens them.
B) It creates equality.
C) It encourages unequal social and political relationships.
D) It promotes independence for people with disabilities.

A

C) It encourages unequal social and political relationships.

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