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Self-Advocacy TechniquesOnline version

Test your knowledge on self-advocacy techniques with this interactive game!

by Linda Hile
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Self-advocacy can help individuals with disabilities gain independence.

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Self-advocacy involves understanding one's rights and needs.

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Self-advocacy is a lifelong skill that can be developed and improved.

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Self-advocacy is an important skill for navigating the healthcare system.

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Self-advocacy can help individuals overcome barriers and achieve their goals.

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Self-advocacy is a one-time event, not an ongoing process.

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Self-advocacy is an essential skill for success in the workplace.

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Self-advocacy is a skill that cannot be learned.

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Self-advocacy is only important for individuals with disabilities.

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Self-advocacy is a burden on others.

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Self-advocacy is only necessary in certain situations.

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Self-advocacy is the act of speaking up for oneself.

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Self-advocacy is a form of confrontation.

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Self-advocacy is taking time to listen to others.

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Self-advocacy is respecting others point of view.

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Self-advocacy should only happen through texting.

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Self-advocacy is asking for help when you need it.

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Self-advocacy is being direct, clear and polite when asking for things.

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Self-advocacy is putting yourself down.

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Self-advocacy is sitting around complaining.

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Self-advocacy is keeping thoughts to yourself.

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Self-advocacy is a program or class

 
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