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    it does for most people and if it hinders completing certain tasks, it is seen as a disability. And in the absence of beauty, things and people become ugly. Just as abnormality is the counterpart to normality, disability and ugliness is the analogous counterpart to ability and beauty respectively. These categories however can illicit strong responses towards them. It is how society perceives abnormality, disability, and ugliness that create marginalization of these minority…

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    Glee Stereotypes

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    Overall, he never let his disability obstruct him from doing the things he…

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    Today’s society has created more people that are in the other category, there are the poor and less fortunate, the disabled, and even still today women and minorities are looked at differently. In this paper I will look at what it is about these groups of people that make our white middle to upper class society look down on them. I will also look at ways we can reverse what we think of these people and the stereotypes that we attribute to them. The poor less fortunate are a group of people that…

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    Self-Assignment/ Self-Assessment Reflection Paper My Attitude Towards People with Mental Disability According to my experience the attitude towards developmental disability adults is not a harsh one contrast an unconscious cognitive approach which this population cannot control. When graduating with my Bachelors of Social Work finding employment and the interviewing process difficult. Considering being overwhelmed of questions conveyed by the interviewer, the ability to answer; knowledge was…

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    want to make a difference in the world if given the opportunity. By obtaining a Master’s Degree in Human Services I can learn more about how to make the world a better place. I have personally supported people with developmental and intellectual disabilities for five years now and seeing what a difference I have made in their lives has broadened and impacted my understanding in life. With the specific training provided by my employer I can better care for those who need assistance in their…

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    physical education for students with physical disability began to take form as the need was evident that change and reform is needed in the physical education curriculum within the public education system. Furthermore, this phase of the research proposal was the most enjoyable portion as this was the discovery portion in which a solution was being formulated. Hence, creating a research project to include students with and without physical disabilities for the benefit of all stakeholders began…

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    All over the world people are diagnosed with mental illnesses that leave them, often from the beginning of their lives, unable to fully function in a normal society. Many of these cases leave the diagnosed unable to take care of themselves, which puts that responsibility on others. So, do certain mental illnesses leave more stress on the shoulders of the ill or the ill person 's family and/or those responsible for taking care of them? Having a cousin my age with severe autism, I’ve seen…

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    The biological model suggests that mental illnesses have a physical cause, for example, an illness which could have been caused by an infection, genes, brain biochemistry or neuroanatomy (Cardwell and Flanagan, 2005). Bacterial and viral infections can damage the brain, resulting in a malfunction. An example of this is general paralysis of the insane, which is a neuropsychiatric disorder caused by a sexually transmitted infection called syphilis. Brown et al., (2000) discovered a link between…

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    Bryant, it is ultimately what led to the increased conversation about homosexual rights in America. Almost a decade after the Stonewall Riots, this was the next wave of resistance. Ordinances trying to take away rights from homosexuals were created and repealed. But most importantly, there was a discussion that led to a new awareness. Bryant’s celebrity created a spotlight on…

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    and respectful” (Swope 148). Three elements to achieving this are caution, encouraging responses, and honesty and respect. Physically and mentally disabled children are created by God with many wonderful talents, characteristics, and strengths. A disability can cover those up if parents and teachers define a child by his or her…

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