Thereby, people always ignore the differences that occur in the intercultural environment and occasions. People also are used to easily label other when someone's behavior differs from themselves. It is widely aware that the assumption of similarity results in people ignoring the distinctions of the meaning of nonverbal symbols, signs, and signals. People are more likely to misunderstand that meaning of nonverbal symbols, signs and signals are same across the world wide. Thereby, they would like to understand nonverbal behavior in their culture's way.
Physical punishment is of course also not an option as it can scar the child emotionally and mentally. Though some differ for most children, principles like respecting the child's customs, values and spiritual beliefs as well their family comes into play when working with children from minority groups. These policies mean that all ethnicities and races and religions must be respected as not doing so could lead not only to hurting the child mentally and emotionally, but can lead to court cases as well. "Even if it was proved that physically punishing children was effective, would that make it any less a violation of their rights? No amount of research would alter the fact that such behaviour is wrong and a breach of human rights."
Rosenhan & Seligman's study said that people who cannot function adequately will show certain traits.These traits are: Personal distress, such as being over anxious, and unhappy with yourself. Maladaptive behaviour, behaviour that stops a person from progressing socially.Unpredictability, behaviours which cannot be predicted, often seen as loss of control. Irrationality, the inability to make rational decisions in a way a 'normal' person would. Observer discomfort , exhibiting behaviours that makes overs feel uncomfortable. Violation of moral standards, showing behaviours that are not socially accepted.
This will have similar outcomes to covert their abuse of power. However, if a person is being mistreated notices that they are being discriminated against, it will have a negative impact on their recovery, their health and perhaps even their mental health. Prejudice is negative, preconceived ideas about an individual, arising from a person’s negative ideas about that individual. This can affect the individual’s health or social care. Stereotyping is assumptions made about an individual, which could affect their health care.
Discriminatory Discriminatory is having stereotype of the patient , denying people life , saving drugs, giving someone less time because you don’t like them, care not giving because where you live, medical treatment can’t refuse because you some ,drink, take drugs or over weight. Examples of discrimination: - We all expect to be treated with respect and in the same way as everyone else. When people are discriminated against, in whatever way, this can have a serious affect on their lives. When people are not treated in an equal way this can have a serious affect on their lives for example they may loss of confidence which means they will not able to things again because they will think people discriminate them again. Also they might feel angry because there is no one can help them or no one to go to, they might also feel stress and loss a sense who they are.
Al forms of discrimination will harm service users. Discrimination can affect all aspects of a person’s physical, intellectual, emotional and social health and well-being. Some of the effects of discrimination are shown in below: .Withdrawal from other people .A loss of confidence in own abilities .A feeling of not belonging in the care setting .Feeling Devalued .A Feeling of not being ‘worth anything’ .Stress .Poor mental health .Depression and anxiety, or anger and
Poor communication will more than likely lead to no bonds or relationships forming, you will come across as completely unapproachable, and this will also lead to an ill-informed team where conflicts and disagreements could occur, which will obviously have a knock-on effect on service provision. Outcome 2 2.1 Demonstrate. 2.2 There are many factors to consider when promoting effective communication, such as :- Disabilities: hearing loss, impaired vision, speech impairment or mobility problems can greatly affect how an individual communicates or expresses themselves. Cultural: differences in culture for example in some cultures it is considered inappropriate for a female to touch a male and vice versa, a child may not be allowed to speak infront of an adult, some body gestures and facial expressions are also deemed inappropriate depending on which culture the individual belongs to. Environment: noisy, crowded environments can make it extremely difficult to communicate effectively, lights, air,
Down’s syndrome but sometimes when people are aware of their parents’ faulty genes, or if there is something that runs into the family, they can try to prevent them Genetic inheritance can affect people’s social, emotional, intellectual and physical needs: Someone’s physical appearance can affect their social life, e.g if they think that they are unattractive or if other people described them as unattractive, they might not want to be with other people because they do not want to be laughed, judged or talked about. It can also affect them emotionally like their self-esteem or getting bullied and that can make them feel depressed or feel like people look past them. It can also affect their physical life. They might not want to take care of themselves, like eat health and exercise because they might think that it is not going to change anything. Age: As we grow older, our bodies mature with age.
They may find it difficult to carry out physical tasks due to sensory loss. A person is unique and may have had different life experiences which means the way dementia affects them is personal to them. They have different likes/ dislikes and needs so we must try to meet these the best we can. 1.3 A person with dementia may feel excluded from society because the way they are treated by other's. They may not be given the opportunity to be involved just because other's haven't got the time of day for them.
This would limit their ability to communicate properly. It may limit their mental status making them a risk of wandering or just not realizing what they are doing. Residents who have a history of falls and injuries due to those falls may also be restrained. Also residents who take antipsychotic medications may be restrained to keep them from hurting themselves or others. The resident could be at risk of striking out at the employees responsible for their care.