Deontology Vs Consequentialism

Disability in a socio-cultural context can be defined as "a barrier to participation of people with impairments or chronic illnesses arising from an interaction of the impairment or illness with discriminatory attitudes, cultures, policies or institutional practices" (Booth, 2000). The traditional view of disability often focuses on the individual, highlighting incapacities or failings, a defect, or impairment. This focus creates obstacles to participation on equal terms since an individual who seems to lack certain capacities may not be able to attain autonomy.

A physical handicap that limits an individual’s ability to get help, for example, lack of mobility

"Any restriction or lack of ability to perform an activity in the manner or within the range considered normal for a human being."

a true handicap in at least 2 areas of the person's life (e.g. school, home,

Disability is defined as any __________, restriction or impairment which restricts everyday activities and has lasted or is likely to last for at least 6 months. It is also described as a functional __________ in an individual, caused by _______, ______ or _______ impairment.

In my understanding a disability is a physical or psychological impairment that impairs a person’s ability to function at what would be considered a normal level. It can be a combination of physical and psychological such as depression and anxiety caused by a traumatic injury or loss of the ability to physically function at their “natural” level. The SSA definition of disability seems to center around an individual’s ability to provide for oneself where the World Health Organization’s definition addresses the individual’s ability to function and provide for themselves. The WHO also addresses the social and societal issues related to disability such as access to care, the social stigma of disability, and the fact that poverty most often accompanies disability.

What does disability mean to a person? Disability is a physical or mental impairment that limits one or more major life activities or life domain. Honestly, I do not have the true definition in my own words, but I know this much that the word disability, mean a lot to me. when I hear the word disable or disability, it makes me want to fight and beat them so badly as if they were a person and I wish that I could. The first thing that pops up in my head when hear the disable is, my 2 beautiful aunts. They both were born disable; with mental and physical condition where they are limited to enjoy their beautiful life. They are on their 30’s now and even though they were born with disability, all those years they never gave up in life. Instead,

Has a mental or physical impairment that significantly limits either one or more major life activities or major bodily functions (Retrieved from http://www.eeoc.gov/laws/types/disability.cfm ).

According to the Center for Disease Control, a disability is any condition or impairment of the body or mind that makes it more difficult for the person with the condition to do certain activities and interact with the world around them. Disability affects 56.7 million or nearly 1 in 5 (18.7%) people in the United States living in communities (www.cdc.com, 2015).

A disability is an impairment which substantially restricts the ability of an individual to perform daily activities within the range comparable to somebody the same circumstance and age. Dis ability may comprise of impairments which restrict hearing, mobility, sight & communication.

A disability is a disorder or function refereed to being considerably impaired comparative to the normal standards of a singular person or crowd. The word is used to speak of a single function, as well as bodily deficiency, sensory deficiency, mental deficiency, knowledgeable damage, intellectual disease, and other numerous categories of this prolonged illness.

Disability is a concept that has been developed by a range of people with different structure thus influencing how people with disability are perceived; either as individuals who are oppressed by the structure of the society or lazy people in the society. The World Health Organisation (WHO) in the 1980s proposed the definition of four concepts; disability, complaint, impairment and handicap. These ideas are linked to individual experience. Complaint is said to link up to an impairment which further could lead to a disability and handicap. However, Brethoud, Lakey and Mckay (1993:4) defines disability as suggested by WHO as “any restriction or lack resulting from an impairment of ability to carried out some activities or daily task in a manner considered normal for a human being”. Impairment then refers to “any loss or abnormality of psychological, physiological or anatomical structure or function” (Brethoud, Lakey and Mckay 1993:4). This definition of disability emphasised on the individual as the one with the problem thus it employs the individualised model to describe this group of people.

There are three different terms that can be used in relation to a child that has a disability. Although there are three, they are frequently misused in reference to the child. The first term is “disability”. A disability is a lack of, or lower level, function in a specific part of the body. This term often replaces “handicap” because of the negative connotation that handicap has. It

An individual may likewise qualify as disabled on the off chance that he/she has had impairments in the past or is seen as incapacitated focused around an individual or group standard or norms. Such weaknesses may incorporate physical, mental, sensory, formative handicaps. Different sorts of sicknesses might likewise qualify as disability. A few backers item to describe certain conditions as "disability", contending that it is more proper to think of them as formative contrasts that have been unsatisfactory by the general public. (Ladd, Paddy, 2003).

Imagine living an entire, dreadful life where every item in every single glare was black and white. Or every sprint a person takes leaves the individual breathless. Or picture an innocent, young child who cannot talk or utilize other major abilities like most of the other kids can. These are just few of the many possible scenarios anyone in the U.S., or even the rest of the world, can have. These scenarios so to speak are disabilities. According to (http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/disabilities) a disability is a physical or mental handicap, especially one that prevents a person from living a full, normal life. Disabilities are indeed categorized as being either physical or mental handicaps, and can range from color blindness and