Social and Emotional Problems of People with Special Needs

Reducing stigma around special needs specifically can meaningfully improve the social experience of

• A.a factor entirely unrelated to the social experience of affected individuals
• B.no particular individual at all, despite the recognized benefit of reducing stigma
• C.affected individuals
• D.only individuals entirely unaffected by any special need

Peer acceptance specifically plays an important role in shaping the social experience of children with special needs at

• A.only the home setting, with no relevance to the school environment at all
• B.school
• C.no particular setting of any kind, despite the recognized role of peer acceptance
• D.a factor entirely unrelated to the social experience of children with special needs

Family attitudes toward a member with special needs specifically can significantly influence that individual's

• A.a factor entirely unrelated to the individual's own emotional state
• B.physical disability itself, by directly altering its underlying cause
• C.no aspect of that individual's own life or experience whatsoever
• D.emotional wellbeing