The provided table lists barriers to community participation and social inclusion. Provide an example of each type of barrier.Type of Barrier ExamplePhysical Skill Personal Systemic Structural Lack of resources Psychological Stigma and self-stigma Discrimination  PreviousSave AnswerSave & Next

Type of Barrier: Example

Physical: A person in a wheelchair may not be able to participate in a community event held in a building without wheelchair access.

Skill: A person may not be able to participate in a community sports team if they lack the necessary skills to play the sport.

Personal: A person may not be able to participate in a community event if they have a personal commitment or responsibility, such as caring for a family member, at the same time.

Systemic: A person may not be able to participate in a community event if the event is held at a time when they are typically at work.

Structural: A person may not be able to participate in a community event if the event is held in a location that is difficult for them to reach, such as a location that is not served by public transportation.

Lack of resources: A person may not be able to participate in a community event if they cannot afford the cost of attending the event.

Psychological: A person may not be able to participate in a community event if they have social anxiety or another psychological condition that makes it difficult for them to be in large groups of people.

Stigma and self-stigma: A person may not be able to participate in a community event if they fear being stigmatized or judged by others.

Discrimination: A person may not be able to participate in a community event if they are discriminated against because of their race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, or another characteristic.