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Congenital disability impacts to a person?
impact of a congenital disability have on a person
What are the main differences between the way in which an acquired and congenital disability may impact on people?
Either type of disability brings challenges. But only from the viewpoint of onset, a congenital disability is present AT birth; an acquired occurs anytime after birth, at any age. Children with congenital disabilities learn ways to compensate. They adapt quickly. They've never known anything but the disability. But when someone is 20, 30, 40 and becomes permanently disabled, they must grieve their former self while trying to accept their new limitations, but unable to fully give up the idea they will return to their former abilities. Eventually, resignation and acceptance must meet up with each other; the person has to find some middle ground in order to live with acquired disability.
What was true about President Franklin D. Roosevelt?
He refused to let his disability impact his goals
What has had the greatest impact on reducing infant mortality in the US?
Decreaed incidence of congenital abnormalities
What is a mental disability and how does it impact a persons everyday life?
What do you think
What is a mental disability and how does is impact a persons everyday life?
What do you think
What was true about president d roosevelt?
He refused to let his disability impact his goals
Which president had the most lasting impact on the major progressive issues?
Theodore Roosevelt
How math made us progressive?
A progressive person is one who promotes social reform or liberal ideas. I am not sure that mathematics had much of an impact in that direction.
What is the difference between instataneous and progressive safety gear-?
Instantaneous safety gear activates immediately in response to a sudden force or impact, providing immediate protection to the user. Progressive safety gear, on the other hand, offers protection that gradually increases in response to the severity of the motion or impact, providing a more tailored level of safety.
Is speech considered a disability?
No, speech itself is not considered a disability. However, certain speech impairments or conditions, such as stuttering or apraxia, may be considered a disability if they significantly impact a person's ability to communicate effectively.
What was a significant impact of the progressive movement on american life?
It increased government regulation of business
