Unit 2 LO2 (Teacher’s Revison Cards) Flashcards
What are the basis of discrimination?
— Race
— Culture
— Disability
— Social Class
— Age
— Gender
— Sexual Orientation
— Religion
Give examples of discriminatory practice:
— Abuse
— Direct discrimination
— Indirect discrimination
— Prejudice
— Stereotyping
— Labelling
— Bullying
What is abuse?
— Negative and harmful behaviour towards somebody.
— Can be:
-Physical
-Emotional
-Sexual
-Financial
-or neglect
What is direct discrimination?
This is intentionally putting someone at a disadvantage or treating them unfairly based on their differences.
What is indirect discrimination?
This is when a policy, practice or rule applies to everybody but has a detrimental effect or disadvantages some people or a particular group.
What is prejudice?
This is a negative attitude or dislike of an individual or group. Often based on ill-informed personal opinion about an aspect like race or gender.
What is stereotyping?
This is where generalisations which are often offensive and exaggerated, are made about a particular group of people.
What is labelling?
Assuming that all people from a certain group are 1 thing and calling them it.
“All overweight people are lazy”
What is bullying?
This involves repeatedly threatening, intimidating, humiliating or frightening others.
Who is affected by discriminatory practice?
— Individuals who require care and support.
— Older adults.
— People with physical and/or sensory disabilities.
— Children with autism.
What are the impacts of discrimination on people?
— Dis-empowerment.
— Low self esteem.
— Poor health and well-being.
— Unfair treatment.
— Effects on mental health.
What is dis-empowerment?
— An individual feels like they have a lack of control over their lives.
What is low self esteem?
An individual may feel worthless.
What is poor health and well-being?
— Physical health deteriorates.
— Injuries such as bed sores or broken bones.
What is unfair treatment?
— People may not receive the care they are entitled to because they have been discriminated against.