Culture and Disability
TOWARDS INCLUSION: DISABILITY AND INDIGENOUS SHONA CULTURE IN ZIMBABWE
... a disability affects all their vital aspects of ...a disability as one is unsure of how to address them or ...of disability are motivated by the need for some people to prosper their ...
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Playing with Normalcy: A Disability Material Culture Analysis
... statistically important to] the rise and fall of the races” (Smith, 2004, p. 363). While eugenics may have entered the home through the organization and classification of the family album, it stayed current and ...
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Portrayal of Disability on the Popular Culture Television Show - Glee.
... Patton (2002) noted that qualitative research does not have statistical significance and it is difficult to make generalizations about the findings of qualitative data because of this. But, the concept of ...
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Culture, Ethnicity, and Bicultural Competence: Implications for Children With Chronic Illness and Disability
... Black Children and Poverty: A Developmental Perspective: New Directions in Child Development. The Tree of Culture[r] ...
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Culture clash? Recovery in mental health under Australia’s National Disability Insurance Scheme – a case study
... Objective: Using a case study, we aim to report on the compatibility of funding and policy settings under Australia’s National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) with the delivery of [r] ...
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DisArt: Redefining the Construct of Participation
... With a renewed focus on participation, Smit and Vyn began looking for ways to use art and community-making to advocate for the full participation of disabled people. Future planning would include cutting edge access ...
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Understanding Disability: Biopsychology, Biopolitics, and an In-Between-All Politics
... the disability studies realists such as Vehmas and Shakespeare (or individual model of disability) might ...approaching disability labels is, at best, narrow minded and, at worse, ignorant of the ...
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Nature of Prejudice and Discrimination of People Without Disabilities Towards People with Different Disabilities in Addis Ababa City, Ethiopia
... In general, it’s not arguable that people without disability knowingly or unknowingly prejudice and discriminate people with disability at all. Also different researches have been done studies on attitudes ...
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Grindr culture: Intersectional and socio-sexual
... digital culture’ cultivated in chat rooms and on websites since the 1990s (Mowlabocus, 2010: 4) There are no algorithms to match users: instead, Grindr participants initiate contact with (or reject) each other ...
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Analysis of Chinese children's newspaper reports on the phenomenon of disability
... Attitudes are formed, developed and stabilized through a variety of socializing forces, including fami- lies, schools, the media, etc. Most social psychologists would agree that the bulk of our attitudes are learned. ...
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Provocations for critical disability studies
... contemplate disability is to consider a politicised phenomenon framed by precarity, crisis and uncertainty (Jones ...contemplate disability is to scrutinise ...idea: disability is a phenomenon ...
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Development of a `communication disability model' and its application to service delivery in less developed countries.
... The situation culture, make the observed analysis showed that the development of services has been based disability of people with on a western model and as such mirrors t[r] ...
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Developing the content of a locomotor disability scale for adults in Bangladesh: a qualitative study
... PLDs. Disability measure- ment scales developed and validated elsewhere might lack relevance to people in Bangladesh since severity of disabil- ity does not only depend on impairment but also the contextual ...
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Exploring Exercise and Youth with a Disability
... a disability and exercise has potential to promote health and prevent secondary ...a disability are not participating in physical activity enough to acquire the benefits of a healthy active lifestyle ...
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The culture of innovation and sustainable development: challenges for engineering
... and culture, they acquire the power to restructure their consciousness (their belief system) and to attune their culture to the new circumstances and realities, which facilitates the change (Posada, 1995; ...
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Physical Disabilities in Post war Jaffna Society Evidences by Factor and Cluster Analyses
... have disability in the other items are: talking 3% and 4%, listening 10% and 9%, visual tasks 60% and 53%, writing 58% and 57%, and symbolic communication 72% and 87% ...their disability on writing and ...
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Culture Awareness and Trauma
... It is important for peer supporters to stay open and curious about someone else’s culture and experiences and to develop a habit to “check in” about cultural considerations regularly as part of developing peer ...
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Sorting people in and out: The plasticity of the categories of employability, work capacity and disability as technologies of government
... what disability coding implies for the individual client in question and what it means for his or her subjectivity (see however Holmqvist, 2009; Holmqvist et ...classify disability, to investigate work ...
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Culture and its Influence on Nutrition and Oral Health
... variation may play an important role in human nutrition and must be considered in either clinical or public health intervention particularly in areas with large immigrant populations. Acculturative and environmental ...
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Disability
... There is a danger that the presence of capacity and articulacy difficulties for some disabled people result in issues to do with NHS process being missed by indicators that stress satisfaction with services. Those whose ...
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