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1. In this module, which networking strategy is recommended for individuals with epilepsy?
Engaging with disability-specific career support groups or epilepsy support organisations
Limiting interactions on social media
Non-disclosure of epilepsy on application forms/in CVs
Avoiding membership of epilepsy support organisations

2. Why should individuals with epilepsy be health literate in the workplace?
To be able to manage their epilepsy and seizures effectively
To avoid disclosing their condition to colleagues
To avoid disclosing their condition from managers
To use their condition to negotiate additional pay and extended holidays

3. The United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) does not address accessibility in the workplace.
True – The CRPD does not explicitly address workplace accessibility.
False – Article 9 of the CRPD specifically addresses accessibility, including in the workplace, to ensure full participation of people with disabilities in working life.
True and False – The CRPD covers accessibility in general but does not provide specific measures for workplace accessibility.
Not applicable – The CRPD does not include provisions related to the workplace.

4. Does the professional integration of people with epilepsy depend mainly on the individual efforts of the people concerned?
True – It primarily depends on the individual efforts of people with epilepsy.
False – It mainly depends on professional organisations taking action.
True and False – While individual efforts are important, external factors like state support, inclusive employer policies, and reducing social stigma also play a crucial role.
False – It depends mainly on state support.

5. What factors can trigger a seizure?
Sleep deprivation.
Stress.
Both A + B.
Avoiding drinking an excessive amount of alcohol.

6. How long does it take to drive after a seizure, based on actual law?
1 month.
1 week.
1 year.
5 years.

7. What does photosensitivity mean?
That you prefer staying in a place full of lights.
That you should avoid sun exposure.
Photosensitive epilepsy is when seizures are triggered by flashing lights or contrasting light and dark patterns.
It means you should avoid staying in the dark.

8. How many hours should you sleep?
7-8 hours per night.
3-4 hours per night.
14 hours per night.
18 hours per night.

9. Why is it important to familiarise oneself with the legal framework for working with epilepsy in my country?
To know about the legal boundaries of my opportunities on the labour market.
To know about possible support entitlements for people with epilepsy
Both a and b are correct. In addition I can communicate confidently during the recruitment process and do not place the entire responsibility for legal issues on the employer.
To discover if my epilepsy allows me to take unlimited sick leave without consequences.

10. For whom are counselling services offered by epilepsy organisations suitable?
Only for inexperienced job seekers with epilepsy.
For all people with epilepsy. Because you never know what you will experience. Conversations broaden your horizint, which is always valuable.
Only for people with professional experience. Young professionals must first gain experience before counselling makes sense.
Only for people with epilepsy who are currently unemployed and seeking a job.

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