Depression!
This person wrote the article "Cultural differences in conceptual models of depression" and did so in this year...
Who is Alison Karasz, 2004?
Disabled people's emotions are often this...
What is medicalized?
The feeling that moms sometimes used for medical decisions. Maybe they're just hungry?
What is gut instinct?
These two groups of women from New York were the respondents for the study. The answer was at the beginning of the second slide.
What is white middle class and traditional immigrant?
Considered the norm for people, harms those who aren't this...
What is able-bodied?
Parents ask physicians this type of question to try and elicit a different response to help with decision making.
What is asking them if it was their child?
Proposes that people from traditional cultural backgrounds either deny psychological distress, interpret such distress as somatic illness, or present distress as physical illness in medical settings. (ethnic minority groups are no more likely than European Americans to deny emotional distress)
What is the somatization hypothesis?
Similar to innocent until proven guilty, this term coined by authors of disability studies speaks of how people assume the norm till shown otherwise.
What is compulsory-able mindedness?
When giving examples of what parents should or should not do, doctors sometimes use this. It was used in the title of the section in the reading.
What is an emotionally charged symbol
This model is a five-dimensional structure of illness representation, which includes symptom label, the cause of symptoms, consequences, timeline, and management.
What is ‘Illness representation Model’ (IRM)?
Used by Freud, and coming from the Greek word for womb or uterus, this term starting with an h describes uncontrollable emotion.
What is hysteria.
This sociological concept is the opposite of acting with great emotion. Medical professionals and scientists are good examples of where this is expected.
What is affective neutrality?
EA women preferred this kind of model for depression, while SA women were more likely to say this. (Hint what were the terms).
What is Biopsychiatrism and situationism?
The rhyming name for a person who is attracted to disabled people. Watch out, the guy (typically male) might be a creep.
What is amputee devotee?
Parents would use this technique to settle any arguments, probably more effective than rock, paper, scissors.
What is a tiebreaker?