RPSE 500 Exam 1(100% Verified Solutions)

Regina Dolan correct answers first full time public employee engaging in vocational rehabilitating at the US employment Service in Milwaukee when was rehab counseling introduced to society as an occupation? correct answers 1917 when was rehabilitation counseling established full-time occupation? correct answers 1950s social identity theory correct answers -identity influences our beliefs and behaviors -individuals are motivated toward plans and actions that reinforce, support and confirm their identities -group memberships provide an important context for self-definition and foster the extension of an individual's self-concept take home lecture 1 correct answers -occupations or professions provide an important context for self-definition, and the norms and values of a profession are capable of influencing the beliefs and behaviors of individuals identifying with it greek and roman eras: 4 century B.C. correct answers -emphasis on physical perfection -treatment: elimination (infanticide) -Aristotle said there should be a law to prevent rearing of deformed children Plato's opinion correct answers -didn't want disability for eugenic reasons Aristotle's opinion correct answers -didn't want disability for economic reasons Hippocrates opinion correct answers -reject notion that mental illness is caused by evil spirits middle ages - 17th century correct answers -disability as permanent and unchanging -cause was God's punishment -treatment: keep from mainstream society, if kept at all, torture common Undesirables Act 1882 correct answers Congress passed law which prevented convicts, paupers, the insane and idiots from entering U.S. Thomas Gallaudet - correct answers champion of deaf services in america, followed lead of campions in Paris, often take his most successful students on tours in state legislatures and churches, promoted sign language, started first school for children who were deaf Samuel Gridley Howe - 1830s correct answers medical doctor by training, pirate and guerrilla style fighter, surgeon on greek warship, and humanitarian; in need of new crusade he stumbled across services for the blind as director of New England Asylum for blind; set up workshops for blind in 1837, closed for financial reasons in 1951, no background in disability but went for it, championed services for individuals with intellectual disabilities - didn't go as well as blind services