Which of the following is NOT what it means to be included in the community?
A. Being in relationships with others of their choosing
B. Being able to choose the types of activities that they want to participate in.
C. Forming genuine bonds with others.
D. Being able to walk around alone at the local park.
Answer (2)
Community inclusion involves forming relationships and choosing activities, but walking alone does not indicate inclusion. Therefore, the option about walking alone is not related to being included in a community. The correct answer is the ability to walk around alone at the local park. ;
The option that does not represent community inclusion is 'being able to walk around alone at the local park', as this does not involve social interactions or relationships with others. Community inclusion is characterized by relationships, interactions, and the ability to choose activities within a community. Hence, the focus should be on building connections rather than solitary experiences.
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