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In both, a universalized norm gets displayed, yet it’s simultaneously individualized.

But the design didn’t offer much flexibility in creating individualized workspaces, and it was a commercial flop, thanks in part to its high price tag and difficult assembly.

“While mental health is a complex, individualized issue, we’re always working to improve our protections to get people the support they need,” she added.

In middle school, Anthony announced that he no longer wanted any accommodations for his autism: no more individualized education program, no more behavioral therapy, no more telling new friends or teachers about his diagnosis.

But by shifting toward more individualized assessments of risk, many more women might be fine undergoing screenings every two years.