Social exclusion/inclusion: this is basically a term that is connect with other words such as stereotyping, discrimination and marginalization. However, when we talk about social exclusion we are basically referring it to issues that take part in society. Therefore, in order for us to have a clear understanding of social exclusion, The Social Exclusion Unit has defined exclusion as what can happen in society that lead certain groups of people to suffer or finding it harder to excess facilities in society. When talking about facilities The Social Exclusion Unit is basically referring to things such as: unemployment, poor skills, low incomes, poor housing, high crime, bad health, poverty and family breakdown (Stretch & Whitehouse, 2010, 2nd edition,
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However, labelling is basically classifying certain people into a group. For example, referring to them as stupid and aggressive. The term stupid and aggressive is a form of labelling an individual or a group of people and the person using the word is basically putting the individual or group of people in a certain group. Labelling in society is a negative term used against individuals and this term normally causes problems for people in society. However, when individuals tend to label certain group of people, this stop them from seeing the real person that they are labelling. In some cases, labelling is a very sticky and difficult thing to get rid of especially if the labelling is strong, and this makes the individual who they are labelling against worthless in society. As a result of this, labelling is something that can take away an individual dignity and exposed the individual to insensitivity and unfair discrimination. In a health and social care setting, labelling someone can have an impact in the way we interact with the person we are labelling against and this can lead to inequality when providing services for them. As a result of this, our ways of thinking or putting a particular group of people in a particular group can lead to unfair treatment in society which leads to inequality in
However, labelling is basically classifying certain people into a group. For example, referring to them as stupid and aggressive. The term stupid and aggressive is a form of labelling an individual or a group of people and the person using the word is basically putting the individual or group of people in a certain group. Labelling in society is a negative term used against individuals and this term normally causes problems for people in society. However, when individuals tend to label certain group of people, this stop them from seeing the real person that they are labelling. In some cases, labelling is a very sticky and difficult thing to get rid of especially if the labelling is strong, and this makes the individual who they are labelling against worthless in society. As a result of this, labelling is something that can take away an individual dignity and exposed the individual to insensitivity and unfair discrimination. In a health and social care setting, labelling someone can have an impact in the way we interact with the person we are labelling against and this can lead to inequality when providing services for them. As a result of this, our ways of thinking or putting a particular group of people in a particular group can lead to unfair treatment in society which leads to inequality in