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    discrimination, which is when a company is perceived to be acting in an unfair or prejudiced manner within the prohibited grounds for discrimination. There are numerous disability cases that are found in the Vancouver plant. This can be a concern to the organization because if they are not providing reasonable accommodations for those with disabilities, the company can be in great risk of a law suit and losing valuable and talented employees. Also, by the law the company is required to…

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    done on how dog’s affect a child’s psychological and physiological wellbeing; especially concerning the use of AAA and AAT. Walters and Stokes studied how the presence of a dog affected the social interactions between 3 children with developmental disabilities and their teacher. The students’ behaviors were studied and analyzed with a hidden camera, during eight minute sessions, five days a week, with their teacher and a dog present. Walters and Stokes concluded that having the dog present for…

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    treated equally. While discussing this topic, one should take different sides into perspective. The initial thought that comes to mind when hearing that there should be equal treatment of unequal people are those persons with disabilities. A child with learning disabilities is often placed in a classroom setting that will allow them to receive the additional attention give them their own “equal” opportunity…

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    To complete the simulation, I decided to go home. This was to avoid the need to travel as well as to be in an environment where no one was informed about the assignment. As I drove home, I created my story of how I would explain my new condition to my parent. Considering I had work during the first half of the day, my story became, “I lifted a heavy box of files at work from a high shelf without positioning my body correctly. As I tried to take the box down from the shelf, I lost control which…

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    ‘equality seeking groups’. According to the federal Employment Equity Act, there are four major groups that are more likely to experience discrimination in employment, these groups are: women, visible minorities, Aboriginal people and persons with disabilities. Although the range of such individual is very different, each group experience poor work conditions compare to the average Canadian citizens. One of the key factors that is affecting the Canadian labour market is discrimination which is…

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    health as their practice area in 2006 (Claire Foster, personal communication, July 6, 2009). Mental Health is a field that applies to all the areas of occupation. People with disabilities such as Schizophrenia, PTSD, Major Depression or Bipolar Disorder can feel as weakened or immobilized as a person with physical disabilities. However, articles were published claiming patients have improved mentally and physically, despite a limited number of those specialized in mental…

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    Autism In Temple Grandin

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    After watching her story, Temple Grandin, makes it easy to understand how children are labeled as “autism” were diagnosed in the past as mental illness or schizophrenia by many experts. In the movie portrays that autism can have different definitions of "normal". Some of the symptoms of autism are related to speech, such as no speech or slow to speak, have poor eyes contacts, do not like physical contact with other people including parents and relatives, have no expressions, don’t like to play…

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    with disabilities or impairments can lead an independent life in society as a normal person. Whereas the medical model state that impairments and differences should be corrected, this model looks more at what is wrong with a person and how it can be corrected. According to Social model of disability, (2017) the social model of disability can be seen as being discriminatory that sees people disability as a personal tragedy. People and society need to change how they view having a disability, this…

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    There are a big number of infant and young children that have and don’t have a disability and they are learning with each other through playing in different places such as at home, programs in early childhood, and in their neighborhoods. Early childhood professionals and intervention professionals help promote the development in the child and helps the child in their sense of belonging in their society. The term for early childhood inclusion is used to help children to reflect on their values…

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    With “Defining Mental Disability”, Margaret Price explores the complications with bringing order to the titles and beliefs used to define the realm of disabilities considered mental. For one, there is the issue of what terms are appropriate to label mental disorders. Price points out the trouble that comes from singularly identifying a very diverse group of conditions, as well as the differences in connotations found from region to region (298-299). Then there is the problem of how to perceive…

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