Key Terms Flashcards
Define equality
- Giving everyone the same access to rights & opportunities by personalising care.
Define a need
- What a service user requires to make them equal to others.
Define a disability aid
- equipment used for providing help to those with disabilities.
Define holism (holistic) meaning
Whole person (not just one aspect)
Name the aspect of PIES
Physical, intellectual, emotional, social
Define fine motor skills.
Fine & detailed movements (smaller movements such as fingers)
Define gross motor skills
Bigger movements such as those with the whole limb involved e.g. Throwing
Define diversity
A range of abilities, characteristics & differences within a group of individuals.
Define protected characteristics
Differences in individuals that are protected and promoted through diversity in its equality act.
Define prejudice
Pre judging someone based on their characteristics
Define stereotyping
Labelling groups with a shared characteristic as all being the same.
Define socialisation
Learning attitudes & beliefs based off of social experiences
Define primary socialisation
Learning from people in your household
Define secondary socialisation
Learning from people outside your household ( e.g friends, religion, media = may lead to bias)
Generational socialisation
Learning from different generations (may be embedded through government, school systems)
Define direct discrimination
Obvious discrimination towards someone/ being blatantly prejudice (verbally or physically)
Define indirect discrimination
Unintentional & possibly accidental discrimination
Define equity
Positively discriminating
Institutional discrimination
When someone in a company may not be punished for discriminatory actions as the whole company is corrupt & not following correct practice.
What are the 5 rights.
Confidentiality, choice, protection, equal treatment, consultation
What are the 3 values of care For adults
- Confidentiality
- promoting equality & diversity
- promoting rights & beliefs
What is meant by the paramouncy principle
If the parents wishes cent in the Childs best interests, then they should be overridden as the welfare of the child should be priority
What is an advocate
Someone who speaks on behalf of someone who is vulnerable & needs help protecting the rights
What is reasonable force or restraint
Using reasonable force to restrain someone in order to protect themselves and others
