The deficit-orientation model of chronic conditions assumes that people with chronic conditions are:
a. lacking important aspects of life
b. lacking in sufficient finances to receive adequate medical services
c. intellectually impaired
d. unable to function in society
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A Correct: The deficit-orientation model of chronic conditions assumes that people with chronic conditions are lacking important aspects of life.
B Incorrect: The deficit-orientation model of chronic conditions does not assume that people with chronic conditions are lacking in sufficient finances to receive adequate medical services.
C Incorrect: The deficit-orientation model of chronic conditions does not assume that people with chronic conditions are intellectually impaired.
D Incorrect: The deficit-orientation model of chronic conditions does not assume that people with chronic conditions are unable to function in society.
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