“…It should be noted that the definitions included in the classification above emerge under the principle of normalization, where the criterion of "as normal as possible" 10 framed international and national legislations and the first integration approaches for people with disabilities in different areas: education, rehabilitation, labor, among others (Figari and Figari, 2005). In this sense, reference is made to the fact that this model focused on the individual puts the axis on the body, its deficiencies, and the medical assumption of biomedical normality, without considering the sociocultural circumstances (Berghs et al, 2016;Mareño Sempertegui & Masuero, 2010;Ferreira, 2007;Vargas Dengo, 2012). Thus, social representations of disability associated with the medical model are linked to diagnosis, disease, deficiency, individual attributes, medicalization, rehabilitation, and normalization (Barnes, 2003;Brogna, 2009;Berghs et al, 2016;Devenney, 2004;Suárez et al, 2011;Vargas Dengo, 2012).…”