Where a person with disability demonstrates behaviours of concern, it is their fault.

Where a person with disability demonstrates behaviours of concern, it is their fault. It is their responsibility alone to learn what society expects of them and to change their behaviour to fit it. Statement 2. Where a person with disability demonstrate behaviours of concern, it can in part be their reaction to physical and social environments failing to meet their needs. Society has a responsibility to facilitate the inclusion of people with disability and to change or adapt environments or systems to better meet their needs wherever possible. 1D Part 1. Which of the above statements reflects the principles of positive behaviour support? 1D Part 2. Which of the above statements reflects the social model of disability support?