Inclusive language:

Question

Question: Inclusive language:

Options:

1.  Focuses on disabilities and “special needs.”
2.  Equates the person with the disability (e.g., “she’s a cripple”).
3.  Is based on assumptions about a person’s level of functioning.
4.  Places emphasis on the person instead of the disability.

Answer 1

4. Places emphasis on the person instead of the disability.

Inclusive language places emphasis on the person instead of the disability.