L12: Intercultural Communication Quiz

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When communicating with a person with an intellectual disability:
- Speak directly to the caregiver – he/she is the decision-maker here
- Try to provide relevant information as soon as possible – a person with an intellectual disability has trouble focusing for a long time
- Try to treat an adult like a child, then communication will be more effective
- Use tools, techniques and strategies in the field of augmentative and alternative communication
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Persons with intellectual disabilities over 18 years of age in Poland:
- Acquire full legal capacity
- Cannot make decisions about their health and physical activity on their own
- Automatically have limited legal capacity
- B. and C. are correct
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During the process of establishing a physical activity programme for a person with an intellectual disability
- Decisions should be made directly with parents/guardians
- It is worth taking into account the opinions of the guardian/parent because they know the person best, communicate with them most easily and know their needs and preferences best
- It is worth taking into account the opinion of a person with intellectual disability
- You should make your own decision based on your professional experience
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In the case of a physical activity programme for a person with intellectual disabilities, parents/guardians …
- Who are relieving and very caring increase the chances of a person's development
- Actively engaging in the activities undertaken increasing encouragement and keeping company
- Who are actively engaged can reduce a person's sense of self-confidence and discourage them from taking up activities
- Generally have no influence on the planning and implementation of programmes
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In the case of a physical activity programme for a person with intellectual disabilities:
- Use simple language, visual aids and concrete examples to facilitate understanding
- Specialist language related to the specifics of a given sport discipline should be used
- There is no need or need to consult other healthcare professionals
- Do not involve family members or other caregivers in the planning process
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