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A handicap may refer to several different things, depending on context:
- Handicap is used by some people to refer to disability, however many people with disabilities consider this usage pejorative.
- Handicap may also refer to the loss or limitation of opportunities to take part in the life of the community on an equal level with others, arising from the experience of disability.
- Handicapping refers to various methods of levelling a sport or game to allow weaker competitors to have an even chance against stronger competitors:
- A golf handicap is a specific example of handicapping by manipulating a golfer's score.
- Polo handicap an estimation of how many goals a player would be expected to score in a match.
- Chess handicap applies to chess competitions.
- Go handicap applies to the game of Go.
- Portsmouth handicap applies to sailing.
- Glider handicap applies to the sport of gliding
- Handicap principle is an evolutionary theory.
- Self-handicapping is a psychological method of finding something to blame for failure besides one's own inability.
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