On the social model of disability what constitutes a handicap?

A) An atypical or abnormal feature of the body or brain
B) A specific incapacity
C) The social disadvantages faced by persons who are physically unusual
D) All of these choices

Handicap

Historically used to describe a disadvantage or physical or mental condition that limits a person's movements, senses, or activities; contemporary language prefers terms like disability.

Social Model

A framework that views disability primarily as a result of societal barriers and attitudes, rather than just the physical or medical condition of the individual.

Physically Unusual

Describing entities or individuals that deviate from what is typically expected or considered normal in physical form or characteristics.