Which of the following is appropriate behavior for communicating with a person with a disability? a. If you offer assistance, don't start helping the person until he or she accepts your offer. b. Do not attempt to shake hands with a person who has an artificial limb. c. Place your hand on the shoulder of a person in a wheelchair when you are speaking to him or her. d. If a person uses a sign language interpreter, look at the interpreter while you are talking to the person who is hearing impaired.
a. If you offer assistance, don't start helping the person until he or she accepts your offer.
Explanation:
It is advisable to seek consent of the person with disability before someone offers to help.
One might be thinking that they need help, while they prefer otherwise.
If someone forcefully offers help to a person with disability without necessarily seeking the persons consent, then that shall be more of bullying than helping.
