Person-first and identity-first language: Developing psychologists' cultural competence using #disability language https://t.co/I0mHjx16vd
Person-first and identity-first language: Developing psychologists' cultural competence using disability language.
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Jul 2021 – Nov 2024Where it's discussed
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The discussions display a genuine interest in understanding the nuances of disability language, with users mentioning resources and models, such as style guides and cultural considerations, which foster a deeper appreciation for the topic. The tone varies from neutral to thoughtful, illustrating an ongoing engagement with evolving language norms in professional contexts.
Most discussions recognize the importance of balancing both language approaches, reflecting general support for the article's nuanced perspective.
The varied references and emphasis on language styles indicate high interest in the topic, with some users highlighting practical resources and cultural considerations.
Participants discuss different guides and models, showing moderate engagement through sharing examples and reflecting on terminology differences.
The emphasis on improving cultural competence and respectful communication suggests the publication could influence future practices in psychology and related fields.
Abstract in brief
- The text discusses the importance of language choices in psychology when referring to individuals with disabilities, highlighting the use of personfirst language (e.g., "people with disabilities") versus identityfirst language (e.g., "disabled people") and the cultural implications of each.
- It tracks the evolution of disability language, explains the different models behind these terminologies, and argues that psychologists should judiciously use both language types to better respect disability cultures, promote human dignity, and uphold professional standards.
- The authors recommend that psychologists adopt a balanced approach, employing both personfirst and identityfirst language to improve cultural competence and enhance communication in scientific and personal contexts.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@PippaR5 By Dunn and Andrews: https://t.co/jC94RHLpZj and I like this one even better on #SayTheWord: https://t.co/KdUA0ih1Uw
@EstherLWells @TheUpCountyCit1 @BethesdaBeat @mxespey Not always a right way though and some style guides also accept identity first language here is one nice piece https://t.co/6teIa7iZzs
RT @amcreaven: Person-first and identity-first language: Developing psychologists' cultural competence using #disability language https://t…
RT @DrKaraAyers: @PippaR5 By Dunn and Andrews: https://t.co/jC94RHLpZj and I like this one even better on #SayTheWord: https://t.co/KdUA0ih…
Hakusanoilla "identity first" ja "person first" löytyy paljon materiaalia ja keskustelua, tässä vain yksi. Suomen vähän erityyppiset rakenteet ehkä hämäävät näitä, toivon että tästä ketjusta voi olla apua asian hahmottamisessa. 9/9 pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25642702/
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Understanding Disability Identity and Language Evolution in Psychology
This video introduces the evolution of disability identity and language, emphasizing the importance of language choices in psychology. It explores person-first and identity-first terminology and their cultural…
Enhancing Accessibility Training Through Disability Language Awareness
This video emphasizes the importance of language choices in psychology when referring to individuals with disabilities, discussing person-first and identity-first language and promoting a balanced approach to improve…
Hakusanoilla "identity first" ja "person first" löytyy paljon materiaalia ja keskustelua, tässä vain yksi. Suomen vähän erityyppiset rakenteet ehkä hämäävät näitä, toivon että tästä ketjusta voi olla apua asian hahmottamisessa. 9/9 pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25642702/
@EstherLWells @TheUpCountyCit1 @BethesdaBeat @mxespey Not always a right way though and some style guides also accept identity first language here is one nice piece https://t.co/6teIa7iZzs
RT @DrKaraAyers: @PippaR5 By Dunn and Andrews: https://t.co/jC94RHLpZj and I like this one even better on #SayTheWord: https://t.co/KdUA0ih…
@PippaR5 By Dunn and Andrews: https://t.co/jC94RHLpZj and I like this one even better on #SayTheWord: https://t.co/KdUA0ih1Uw
RT @amcreaven: Person-first and identity-first language: Developing psychologists' cultural competence using #disability language https://t…
Person-first and identity-first language: Developing psychologists' cultural competence using #disability language https://t.co/I0mHjx16vd
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