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Section A - Socialisation, Culture + Identity
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Disability
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When was the Disability Discrimination Act passed, giving disabled ppl enforceable rights & legal protection?
1995
What are the 2 models used to understand disability in society?
Medical
+
social
modal
How does the medical model view disability?
As a medical issue
Focusses on
limitations
caused by impairment > ppl are defined by their
disability
What problem can the medical model lead to?
'Victim blaming'
mentality
What is a 'Victim blaming' mentality?
The problem is due to a
disabled person
, NOT the
society
that can't meet their needs
How does
Shakespeare
say that the 'victim mentality' is created?
Disabled ppl are
socialised
into seeing themselves as victims
How does the social model view disability?
It focuses on the
social/physical
barriers to inclusion e.g. buildings with no lifts
SOCIETY
is the disabling factor
What were the 4 obstacles that Shakespeare said prevented disabled ppl from forming
+ve
identities?
Lack of +ve role
models
Feelings of
pity
+ awkwardness from
able-bodied
ppl
Isolation
from other disabled ppl
They're
socialised
into seeing themselves as
inferior
What is a master status?
When being disabled
transcends
all other aspects of
identity
and thats all they're seen as
What leads up to the formation of a master status?
The -ve
stigma
of being disabled affects all
interactions
between the disabled person + others
What did
Zola
say about the way disabled ppl are referred to?
It's borrowed from
discriminatory
vocab
from
able-bodied
society
What is 'learned helplessness'?
Concept where a person feels
powerless
to change a situation & fails to take action, even when they actually can.
What positive thing did
Muragami
say about the disabled identity?
Disabled ppl can construct an identity that accepts their condition BUT is
INDEPENDENT
of it - so disability is just a
characteristic
M_______ said that disabled ppl base their identity off of what they ___ __, rather than their disability.
Muragami -
can do
Who said that ppl downplay their disability bc they fear rejection, leading to low self-esteem?
Keating
&
Santuzzi