The Symbolic Ableism Scale

Carli Friedman · Jessica M. Awsumb

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Disability Rights and Representation Social and Intergroup Psychology Inclusion and Disability in Education and Sport

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This study validates the Symbolic Ableism Scale (SAS), which examines subtle prejudice. The SAS has four underlying themes: individualism; recognition of continuing discrimination; empathy for disabled people; and, excessive demands. The SAS is a tool that can be used to help understand how contradicting disability ideologies manifest in modern society to determine how best to counteract them.

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