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Nt1310 Unit 7

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1. What were your results for the test? Were these results surprising to you? Why or why not?
a. The results states that I preferred abled person over disable person. The result was surprising because I considered myself to be neutral. I try my best to treat everyone the same no matter their status in life plus, I am a public health student. If I preferred an abled person over an disabled person, I won’t be interested in this field. My little sister is partially death and I see the struggles she has to go through at school and I see how some of the kids treat her. She really just wants to be treated like any another kid and not be counted out because of her disability. She thought me to treat everyone with the same respect and be open-minded when it comes to people with disability. Yes, they might have a disability but that doesn’t define them, they are bigger than their disability. I don’t believe that I preferred abled person over disable person.

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How did you compare with others who had taken the test (this was provided in the results page)? Were the overall results surprising to you? Why or why not?
a. 37% of the people who have taken the test results shows that they have a strong preference for abled person over disable person and I fell in this category. The result didn’t really surprise me because I’m sure a lot of people probably consider themselves to be neutral like me before taking the test. I don’t think that the test is

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