Week 1 Flashcards
What is the tripartite relationship between
Media
Indviduals/ Society
Mental health issues
What is society primarily concered with
Set of relationships between its members
What is society
Collective entity or broken down into separate compentes contating individuals or groups
How should individuals be seen
Dynamic and influential components
What are numerous sub-groupings or sets that represent differing values and beliefs
Family, Schooling, lesiure activity, relgion, employment, poltical affilation, health care
Do individuals hold mutiple roles
Yes
What is the difference between social and personal idenity
Social is who you surround yourself with or if you isolate you are interacating with social meida where personal identity is what makes you unique they could be in conflict or aligned
What is mental
Can have positve or negative connotations depending on the context of its use
What do we think of people whohave mental health problems
Held in fear and are unpredicatble and can not care for themselves
What is the media
Means of communication by organisations or individuals with a targetd audience transmitted through several communicating channels, entertainment, education, science tech
What is mass media
Potential to reach large numbers of people
What is happening with new media
Audience as a mass entity is becoming fragmented
What is societys relationship with mental health
Exceedingly complex
Contact may be close or distant informed or misinformed personal or professional
We understand and react to those experience mental health problems as a conseqeunce of what we know and how we feel
What is personal experience
Ones own direct experience as a mental service uses or as a carer to family and friends
What are advantages of personal experience
Usually more informed and sensitive towards mental health issues
Greater sense of authority and credibility
Range of experiences falling somewhere along acontinuum - wide range of differing perspectives
Who has professional experience
Professional qualifacation and all allied heath care support personnel
Is there an overlap between those with personal expiernece and professional experience
YES
What is the culture of paternalisms
Critics aruge that this approach reduces personal choice and freedom
What is contranst
Clinical approaches that foster family involvement client centerd work and collaborative working relationships
Who are victims of mentally ill
All those who feel themselves to be victims of those who are regarded as mentally ill irrespective of what the reality of the situation actually is
Includes individuals who have felt intimidated or uncomfortable
What is victim
Ranges from actual experiences of abuse to feelings of insecurity or discomfort
What are negative reinforcements for mentally ill
Rejection and alienation felt form the general public, relegation of roles or one’s position within the family; or an abusive or disempowering experience with health care
What is individuals behaviour is shaped by
Also maintained by consequences either strengthend or weakened
Feelings of victimisation are exacerbated by what
Heightened by jargonistic and abusive terminology used in society and the media
