SOCPSY 1Z03 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Invisible Disability, Flight Attendant, A Number
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Discredited and discreditable: discredited, stigmatizing attributes that are apparent, e. g. , red hair, skin colour, physical disability, discreditable, stigmatizing attributes that are not physically apparent, e. g. , mental illness, invisible disability, hiv. A number of coping strategies: concealment, masking, not engaging with anyone, remedy the stigma, go to therapy, activism, overly pleasant, wall flower. Affect: any subjective, positive, or negative evaluation of something. Sentiment: social aspect of emotions, tends to be longer term than an emotion case, e. g. Longer lasting: emotional orientation that can last for hours or even days. Non-social: seen as incomplete today because they are non-social, foundation for future studies and future understanding of emotions. Charles darwin (genetics: believed if humans and animals had shared ancestors, they would also have similarities in emotional expression, relates to survival of the fittest (that kind of stuff she said) Sigmund freud (emotions can develop unconsciously: thought supressed childhood sexual desires were the sources of emotion, effects human behaviour.
