A supercrip narrative is about overcoming disability (for example: Erik Weihenmayer's ascent of mount Everest).
- The supercrip, or a person who overcomes their handicap in ways that are frequently regarded as inspirational by the general public, is a popular stereotype in the literature on disabilities. This chapter's goal is to examine athletes' supercrip identities in the context of disability sport. The supercrip stereotype has drawn criticism for depicting disabled sportsmen as heroically overcoming or fighting their impairment.
- They frequently receive credit for their outstanding efforts that result in gold medal wins, but they also receive praise for more commonplace activities like going shopping. Excessive praise for performing routine tasks is regarded to signify low expectations for what someone with a handicap is capable of.
Thus the correct answer is D.
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