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psycho-emotional disablism: a standalone construct

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psycho-emotionaldisablism1 CONSTRUCTPsycho-emotionalREEVE · DISABILITY STUDIES

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Disability studies

the effects of disablism on disabled people's psychological wellbeing, such as hurtful reactions and internalized oppression, that shape identity.

In disability studies, psycho-emotional disablism refers to the effects of disablism on disabled people's psychological wellbeing, such as hurtful reactions and internalized oppression, that shape identity. This meaning comes from Reeve (2002) in Disability & Society.[1]

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  1. Reeve, D. (2002). Negotiating Psycho-emotional Dimensions of Disability and their Influence on Identity Constructions. Disability & Society, 17(5), 493-508. https://doi.org/10.1080/09687590220148487

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