Two years ago, the special education center at National Taiwan Normal University conducted a survey of Taiwanese firms which made the above bias all too clear. The results indicated that bosses were most willing to hire handicapped persons whose disability involved their arms or legs. The next most "popular" were the hearing impaired, followed by the mentally retarded.
前年，師大特教中心對台灣各企業做過一項調查，企業主願意聘用的殘障類別中，以肢障者最高，其次是聽障，再其次是智障。