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jenna1

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Careful consideration should be given to which of the following interrelated sources when dealing with feelings of inferiority and negative stereotypes related to people with disabilities?
 
  a. Poor self-concept, ways of reacting to physical disability and ways of adjusting to it
  b. Prejudice, discrimination and shock
 c. Rejection, inferiority and frustration
 d. Depression and poor self-concept

Question 2

Cooperative learning encourages:
 
  A. social skills.
  B. active learning.
  C. working individually with a teacher.
  D. passive listening.



joshbk44

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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

B



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