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What makes up the disabling power of the illness?

  1. a. Stages

  2. b. Absence

  3. c. Igniting

  4. d. Negative

The correct answer is: d. Negative

The correct answer is D. In the context of the disabling power of an illness, the concept of "Negative" refers to the impact of the illness on an individual's life. Negative symptoms, such as lack of motivation, withdrawal, and cognitive impairment, can contribute to the disabling effects of the illness. These negative symptoms can hinder an individual's ability to function effectively in various areas of life. Option A (Stages), Option B (Absence), and Option C (Igniting) do not directly relate to the concept of the disabling power of the illness in the same way that the term "Negative" does.

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