Ability_or_disability Passing_(sociology)

disability passing may refer intentional concealment of impairment in order avoid stigma of disability; however, may describe exaggeration of ailment or impairment in order receive benefit, may take form of attention or care. in disability , passing: blurring lines of identity, jeffrey brune , daniel wilson define passing ability or disability ways other impose, intentionally or not, specific disability or non-disability identity on person. similarly, in compulsory able-bodiedness , queer/disabled existence, robert mcruer argues system of compulsory able-bodiedness...produces disability. individuals disabilities invisible, such people mental illness, intellectual or cognitive disabilities, or physical disabilities not obvious others such ibs, chrohns disease or ulcerative colitis, may choose whether or not reveal identity or pass normal. individuals visible physical impairments or disabilities, such people mobility impairment, including individuals use wheelchairs or scooters, face greater challenges in concealing disability.