Disability Not by choice But Life Can Be part ii
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Disability Not by choice But Life Can Be part ii. The able bodied need to modify their perspective towards their less fortunate fellow beings.
![15. We must know that the disabled do not differ
on conative, cognitive or affective.
16. The disabled are found to be more conscious
and sensitive about self and what other feel/talk
about them. For example,
HI individuals have a
good deal of Lip
reading, VI
individuals have good
tactile sense
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Disability Not by choice But Life Can Be part ii
- 1. Disability Not by Choice but Life Can Be!! (Part-II) Dr Rajesh Verma Assistant Professor in Psychology Govt. College Adampur, Hisar (Haryana)
- 2. 15. We must know that the disabled do not differ on conative, cognitive or affective. 16. The disabled are found to be more conscious and sensitive about self and what other feel/talk about them. For example, HI individuals have a good deal of Lip reading, VI individuals have good tactile sense [Helen Keller].
- 3. 17. Let us work of ‘Principle of Inclusion’. It will ensure sense of belongingness which is psychological need. Fulfilment of psychological need gives intense satisfaction more than fulfilment of physiological need.
- 4. 18. ‘Care giver’ is a offensive term can it be ‘Friend in Need’ or any other phrase you can think (एक बार सोचना जरूर). Children!!! 19. Kindly do not set goals for them, let them decide what they want to be? And then only help them.
- 5. 20. Patience is the key to build a genuine and long lasting relationship especially when dealing with people who suffer from stammering. 21. Do you an individual who could not speak until the age of 3 and difficulty in doing maths? And another one who could not read up to the age of 12.
- 6. 1. Dhritrashtra was disable by birth but had a great trait of digesting criticism [विदुर ने एक बार कहा था वक दुर्योधन आपका रोग है]. 2. Interestingly Gandhari was disable by choice but reaped a big reward by virtue of her choice.
- 7. 3. The Indian traditional thought “I, the soul, have a body” and Western thought, “I the body, have a soul”. Therefore it is inappropriate to term someone as disabled or diseased since that is a condition of the body and not of the soul, which remains untouched and unchanged by any circumstance of the body (iskconnews.org).
- 8. 4. Rishi Astavakra. 5. Story of Socrates (The World Is What You Like To Think It Is).
- 9. Behavioural Model Able- bodied Understand & Respect their RIGHTS Know your DUTIES w.r.t. disabled Moral responsibilities Ethical Accountability Strengthened the bond of faith Leaving no scope for Sympathy
- 10. References: 1. French Gilson, S. & Depoy, E. (2000). Multiculturalism and disability: A critical perspective. Disability and Society, 15, 207–218. 2. Hansen, M.S., Fink, P., Frydenburg, M., Oxhoj, M.L., Sondergaard, L. & Erisken, M. (2001). Mental disorders in medical inpatients and the association to severity of illness, self-rated physical disability and health perception. Psychosomatics, 42, 41–47. Internet Sources: 1. https://iskconnews.org/on-disability,6757/