Impact of Discrimination Flashcards
What are the 4 types of impacts from discrimination?
Physical.
Intellectual.
Emotional.
Social.
What are 7 examples of physical impacts (body)?
Stress.
Cuts.
Bruises.
Sleeping problems.
Health conditions worsen.
Unfair treatment (healthcare).
Health issues (high blood pressure).
What are 4 examples of intellectual impacts (mind)?
Negative impact on work/school performance.
Lack of concentration.
Memory problems.
Unfair treatment (work/education).
What are 10 examples of emotional impacts (feelings)?
Stress.
Anger.
Sadness.
Anxiety.
Depression.
Frustration.
Disempowerment.
Low self-confidence.
Low self-esteem.
Feelings of worthlessness.
What are 5 examples of social impacts (relationships)?
Withdrawal.
Isolation.
Avoiding social situations.
Impacts relationships.
Unfair treatment (social situations).
Disempowerment
It is when you don’t feel in control of your health or condition.
May feel unable to make choices about their care.
May feel helpless (mental health deteriorates).
Low self-esteem and self-confidence
It is when you feel unhappy about yourself (viewing you negatively).
May feel unable to access services they may need (physical health worsens).
May feel isolated, withdrawn, depressed and alone (poor mental health).
May impact relationships and trust in providers of care.
Unfair treatment
It is when you are treated differently from others.
May not receive the right care and support to get better to reach full potential.
May feel excluded or marginalised.
Could lead to health inequalities for those in certain groups (LGBTQ+).
Poor health and wellbeing
May become withdrawn or isolated.
Loss of concentration.
Health issues (high blood pressure).
Physical health may deteriorate.
Existing conditions may worsen if not treated.
Cuts, bruises or any physical injuries from possible abuse.
Emotional and mental health issues (anxiety).
