Problem
Mystique in attitudes to problems of disabled people
Nature:
The problems of disabled people are often cloaked by a mystique developed by professionals, who intellectualize, analyze or compartmentalize the various aspects of these problems. They propagate the attitude that only the particular language developed by professionals can define the problems of disabled people; only the methods used by professional analysts can be used to determine where the problems come from; only the models developed by professionals can provide a solution; and only professionals are qualified and capable of implementing solutions. All of this undermines the efficacy with which disabled people can help themselves to operate at their maximum capacity. Broader Problems:
Incomprehensibility of specialized jargon Aggravates:
Sexual unfulfilment of the disabledSelf-imposed social isolation due to tortureUnequal employment opportunities for disabled persons Strategies:
Strengthening disability awareness Subject(s):
Health Care → HandicappedPsychology → Psychology
Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
Problem Type:
F: Fuzzy exceptional problems Date of last update
04.10.2020 – 22:48 CEST