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What are stigma, negative attitudes, and exclusion? To demonstrate your understanding select the missing words from the drop-down list or the word bank to identify what these factors are and strategies to reduce them. word bank 1 word bank 2 word bank 3 Thoughts Discussed Difference Attitudes Respected Diversity Perceptions Continued Similarity Stigma, isolation, negative 1. Choose an item. and exclusion can occur when the diverse needs of people are not 2. Choose an item., valued and encouraged. Stigma means a negative attitude is associated with a particular group based on their 3. Choose an item., which can then contribute to types of community, service, and social exclusion. An exclusion means the inability to access services when required to the person and their diverse needs..

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