Humility
(Schwab, 2023)
Weight Bias
(Puhl, 2016)
Disability Bias (Roush, 2011)
Language
(OAC)
100

 Accountability, integrity, inclusion, altruism, Compassion and caring

What are Physical Therapy core values?

100

Binge eating, Increased caloric consumption, Disordered eating, Lower motivation for exercise, and less physical activity

What are the activity related consequences of stress from weight stigma?

100

This perspective equates disability with sin, loss of faith, or a test of faith.

What is the moral model of disability?

100

Examples include "People with Autism", "People with limb loss" and "People with unhealthy weight."

What is "person-first" language?

200

The physical therapist profession values disability as diversity but continues to focus on the normalization of body functions as the primary means to promote functionality in individuals with disability.

What is the disability paradox in physical therapy?

200

Increased cortisol levels, Increased C-reactive protein, Increased A1C, and elevated blood pressure

What are the physiological consequences of stress from weight stigma?

200

Within this perspective, problems reside in the environment that fails to accommodate people with disabilities.

What is the Social Model of Disability

200

"physically challenged" or "special"

What are euphemistic descriptions of people with disabilities?

300

A model of disability reflecting Western ideals such as "normal/abnormal" that is decontextualized from the sociocultural, political, and physical environments that give rise to the disability experience.

What is the medical model?

300

Poorer treatment adherence; Less trust of health providers; Avoidance of follow-up care; Poor communication; and Delay in preventative health screenings

What is the impact of weight stigma on health care services?

300

In this model, the goal of intervention is to cure or amelioration of the disability to the greatest extent possible

What is the medical model of disability?

300

"maimed", "stricken with...", "suffering from..." and "afflicted with..."

What are emotional terms that suggest helplessness or depict people as victims?

400

Recognition that our beliefs lack a full evidentiary basis (eg, research, lived experience) for a complete understanding of disability

What is intellectual humility?

400

Depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, poor body image, substance abuse, and suicidality

What are examples of psychological distress associated with weight stigma stress and weight gain?

400

Negative consequences of this model include shame, ostracism, and a need to conceal the disability or the person with the disability

What is the moral model of disability?

400

4,030,000 vs. 579,000

What is the number of results yielding people first language for autism (people with Autism) vs. condition first language (Autistic people)?

500

A strategy that may help to mitigate power dynamics inherent to the clinician-recipient of care interaction

What is the the openness that is characteristic of intellectual humility?

500

Presenting medical trainees with information about contributing factors of obesity outside of personal control emphasizing the complex causes of obesity, including genetic, metabolic, and social factors

What is a strategy to reduce weight bias in clinical practice?

500

A benefit of this model is that it promotes integration of the disability into the self and offers a sense of community and pride.

What is the social model of disability?

500

218,000 vs. 2,710,000

What is the number of results for people first language for obesity (people with obesity) vs. condition first language (obese people)?

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