Question

10. Which of the following statements are false?

O a. Both the federal and state government fund the waiver which allows me to provide
services to individuals with disabilities.
Ob. I should be prepared to work well with others, even if they do not reciprocate that same
respect.
Oc.
c. Being a DSP is very similar to being a babysitter.
Od. Residential services provide individuals with up to 24 hours of continuous care.

Answer 1

The false statement is that being a DSP is similar to being a babysitter.

Step-by-step explanation:

The false statement in this question is option c. Being a DSP (Direct Support Professional) is not similar to being a babysitter. While both roles involve taking care of individuals, a DSP is specifically trained to provide support and assistance to individuals with disabilities, whereas a babysitter typically provides general care for children.

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