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postawy społeczne
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POSTAWY STUDENTÓW I PRACOWNIKÓW OPIEKI ZDROWOTNEJ WOBEC OSÓB NIEPEŁNOSPRAWNYCH – PRZEGLĄD DONIESIEŃ
Istniejące w świadomości społecznej różne formy stereotypów, uprzedzenia i przejawy dyskryminacji, w zdecydowany sposób wpływają na postawy względem osób niepełnosprawnych. W artykule na podstawie doniesień z literatury scharakteryzowano postawy studentów i personelu opieki zdrowotnej w kierunku osób z różnymi rodzajami niepełnosprawności. Pokrótce też opisano wybrane narzędzia badawcze służące do oceny tych postaw, mi. in: skala ATDP – Attitudes Towards Disabled People; skala SADP – scale of Attitudes Toward Disabled Persons; skala DSATHS – Dental Students’ Attitudes Toward the Handicapped Scale; skala CDP – Contact with Disabled Persons Scale oraz kwestionariusz IDP – Interaction with Disabled Persons i instrument ATPDSC – Attitudes Toward Physically Disabled College Students.
Jak wynika z analizy piśmiennictwa studenci i pracownicy służby zdrowia nie zawsze przejawiają bardziej pozytywne postawy względem osób niepełnosprawnych, niż osoby spoza sektora opieki zdrowotnej.
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