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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Infantilization"”.
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Language as a social reality: The effects of the infantilization of women
1 PDF file (iv, 61 pages)
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What is Going on in Adult Day Services (ADS) in Taiwan?: An Examination of Social and Physical Environments in Two Centers
… well-being; however, others indicated that infantilization exists in some ADS centers where staff ignore the lifetime of elders' experiences. Many ADS environments in the United States are socially constructed as places for incompetent elders, and ADS clients may be labeled as child-like …
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The Lived Experiences of Disabled Students in Inclusive Classrooms
… perpetuated by the medical model of disability, infantilization, invisibility, and stigma, this project seeks to advance equity and disability justice within the field of education. Findings highlight both the potential and challenges of inclusive education for students with ESN, emphasizing the …
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Unlocking Potential: De-Institutionalizing the Student Experience
… quality impacts student success, absenteeism, infantilization, and behavioral misconduct; these consequences increase the risk factors that lead to deviant pathways in young people. Bowie High School in Prince George’s County, Maryland, reflects a broader trend in the American high school …
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“Half a man?” Still a human: Narratives on the impact of a spinal cord injury on coloured men living with paraplegia
… from the narratives: feelings of shame and infantilization, a loss of independency, dehumanizing social perceptions of being a man living with a disability, vulnerability to violence, and challenges in sexual intercourse and intimacy. The narratives also show that a man in this context can …
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Civic Dignity and Meaningful Political Participation
… high standing” among citizens, marked by “non-infantilization and non-humiliation.” This definition is a useful starting point but somehow seems thin for a concept of such import. In exploring the wisdom of Tocqueville’s “schools” of democracy and Jane Addams’ notion of fellowship, I expand the …