Question

Which of the following does NOT describe kinkeepers of an extended family? They are typically older men. They are typically middle-aged or older women. They gather the family together for celebrations and keep family members in touch with each other. They provide social anchorage for family members. Question 10 (1 point) A person-first approach to language to be used to refer to individuals with exceptionalities emphasizes: The difference between persons with or without exceptionalities. The person before the exceptionality. The impairment before the person. The person with the greatest impairments is first in need.

Answer 1

THE ONE WHICH DOESNT DESCRIBE KINKEEPERS OF AN EXTENDED FAMILY.

ANSWER

1. THEY ARE TYPICALLY OLDER MEN

EXPLANATION

The life expectancy of women is more than men, also women are more caring towards their spouse, their kids and their parents of older age, also women raise their children with full efforts even after the death of their partner, they are considered the good decision makers and a support system between family members,

Divorced, widowed and the older women play an effective role as a kinkeeper as they are experienced and habitual of dealing with the ups and the downs of the life, also men after getting divorced tends to get marry with another partner as women after reaching a particular age limit don't usually prefer to get married again.

so, typically older men are not considered as the kinkeeper of the extended family.

Answer 2.

(b )THE PERSON BEFORE THE EXCEPTIONALITY

EXPLANATION

The person first approach to language is the approach which is made to maintain the dignity, respect, and the care of an individual in the environment he lives first rather than focus on his or her disability, it is the type of communication where an individual is put first as a healthy normal individual rather than focus on any of his disability,

for eg; if a child is having autism

a child will be considered an autistic child later first, he will be considered as a normal individual or a child when it comes to communicating with him, the linguistic approach that is to be made to the child will be more like a normal individual than communicating him as an autistic child or the child with certain disabilities.

Likewise, the same approach is made to all the individual with any form of disability, like diabetes or cancer.