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Tackling Stigma in Developing Countries: The Key Role of Familiesd especially in developing countries. Drawing on the authors’ research in both developed and developing countries, a model is proposed that summarizes the reactive influences that sustain prejudicial attitudes and by contrast the proactive influences parents can exert to challenge stigma in families

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The Law as a Source of Stigma or Empowerment: Legal Capacity and Persons with Intellectual Disabilitwith intellectual disabilities. This chapter describes how guardianship is based on misconceptions regarding the abilities of persons with disabilities and how these false assumptions lead to abuse and denials of autonomy. Supported decision-making is presented as an alternative approach that does n

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Katrina Scior,Shirli WernerHighlights how those with intellectual disabilities and their families are affected by stigma.Provides a framework to tackle intellectual disability stigma across a variety of environments.Emphasises

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ma in institutional processes, media representations and other, less overt, settings. It also highlights the anti-stigma interventions which are already in place and the central role that self-advocacy must play. 978-1-137-52499-7

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