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sports Flashcards

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What is the Glass Cliff effect ?

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women are likely to be appointed to precarious leadership positions in poorly performing organizations

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what does glass cliff refer to more broadly?

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The promotion of historically underrepresented groups to risky or dead-ends roles.

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What are Glass Partitions?

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The reluctance of disabled managers to move jobs or roles , both internally and externally

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What are microaggressions?

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Everyday slights or insults that can be verbal , nonverbal , or environmental . often unintentional but demeaning

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what are some effects of microaggressions?

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They can cause individuals to feel inferior , invisible , or powerless and accumulate to cause severe harm

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When and where did the first sports competition for disabled athletes take place?

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In 1948 , for WWII veterans with spinal cord injuries in england

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What happened in 1960 related to the paralympics?

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The first Olympic-style games for athletes with disabilities were held in Rome

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What major development happened in Toronto , 1976?

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inclusion of other disability groups and the first paralympic winter games in sweden

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What is the cous of the modern paralympic games

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athletes achievements , not their disabilities

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What is the Paralympic Paradox?

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When a disabled athlete ‘’ overcomes’’ disability , their identity as disabled becomes less associated with them

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What issue is raised by media coverage of disabled athletes?

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Media may focus on emotional stories or ‘’ heroism’’ , which can be patronizing and emphasize disability

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Who is Oscar pistorius ?

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A double-amputee paralympian known as ‘’ The blade runner’’ who competed in the 2008 paralympics

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What are some controversies around pistorius ?

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debates on unfair advantage due to proesthetics and the muder of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp in 2013

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What are some labels used for Pistorius?

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’’ Supercrip’’ hero , role model - but also criticized for media erasing his disability

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what has disability tradiotionally been viewed?

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as something highly positive or negative , often to be pitied or overcome

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what is more balanced view of disability ?

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as an integrated part of identity with both strengths and weaknesses

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what should representation of disabled individuals emphaszie?

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full humanity and psychological diversity

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You ask a blind coworker ‘’ Do you see what i mean?’‘What should you do ?

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Reflect on your language without overcorrecting or making the coworker feel awkward

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Your child watches a movie where a couple breaks up after the man becomes quadriplegic. They ask why , how do you explain?

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Use it as a chance to challenge stereotypes and emphasize that love and disability are not mutually exclusive

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What does the video ‘‘Microaggression-workplace’’ illustrate?

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Real-life examples of how micoraggressions manifest in professional environments often subtly and how they impact marginalized employees

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what is shown in the ‘’ microaggression’’ video ?

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common , everyday micoraggressions experienced by people based on race , disability and other identities - many of which are unintnentional

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what does the oscar pistorius video highlight?

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his achievements as a parelympic athlete and the media portrayal of him as a ‘‘suoercrip’’ overcoming adversity

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What’s signigicant about the video oscar pistorius removes prosthetic legs in court ?

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it shows how disability and vulnerability were possibly used in a courtroom setting to influence perceptions and sentencing