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Disabled persons often stigmazied |
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undesirable difference (other's perspective) |
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- Physical disabilities or extreme conditions
- Blemishes of individual character (addiction, sexual behavior)
- Tribal (race, ethnicity, religion)
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Discreditable or Discredited |
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(not immediately known stigma) passing by
e.g. can't read or write |
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(a known or would be evident stigma) covering
minimize tensions and effect of stigma on others |
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Two important aspect of stigmas |
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extent to which it interferes with interaction
e.g. a person with a speech impediment encountering someone who does not know how to deal with a speech impediment |
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Stigmatized person response options |
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- Direct attempt to correct condition
e.g. cosmetic surgery
- Correct situation indirectly
e.g. blind man can climb Mt. Everest
- Use stigma as exuse, or blessing in disguise
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- can create unusual cirumstances
- may do things that may be patronizing
- Those who are stigmatized have experience with the stigma
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