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Psychological Terminology in English (Subject) / 1:4 and Stigma (Lesson)
- What is the 1:4 statistic that we looked at in the course? Why did Martin Seager object to (Einwände haben) it? [4 points] It’s a campaigning slogan it reminds us that mental health problems are very common (verbreitet) they affect 1 in 4 people a campaign from the Royal College of Psychiatrists’ Changing Minds campaign the campaign tend to say mental health is separate aspect of all health but equivalent (gleichwertig) Martin Seagers main objection is, that when you put statistics out, people assume (vermuten) your talking about a condition that’s present or absent.
- What did Sue Baker find in her research about the general public's awareness of mental health issues in 2007/08? [3 points] Was fand Sue Baker in ihren Untersuchungen über das generelle öffentliche Bewusstsein von mentalen Gesundheitsproblemen? didn't know that mental health problems were as common (verbreitet) as they are. they didn’t know much about mental health and couldn’t name mental health problems didn’t realise that people faced stigma and discrimination because of it
- Name four mental aspects of the human condition (Befinden) according to Martin Seager. [4 points] Nenne 4 mentale Aspekte vom menschlichen Befinden If you never wished you weren't here. If you never experienced bullying at home, school, or work If you never felt terror, or failure, death or illness, If you never fantasized that you were more special and important than you felt yourself to be.
- Which key points did Tanya Byron argue with respect to understanding people's journeys from chaos to clarity (Übersichtlichkeit)? [3 points] Wie können Leute vom Chaos zur Klarheit kommen? She argued that, stories offers us an ability to tolerate and accept those feelings. Nurture is fundamental – some of us are born into lives where the protective factors outweigh the risk factors and so we are able to develop a stronger sense of self-awareness and self-belief. A key role play the underlying predispositions to mental health vulnerabilities.
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