Social Model Interventions

Disability Justice deals only with access and inclusion for individuals with disabilities.

Maladaptive Daydreaming is a disorder found in the DSM.

According to Mallet and Cole, Impairments are socially constructed, not biomedical "truths"."

According to Mallet and Runswick Cole, disability is socially constructed differently.

Disablism is a form of political oppression.

Social Constructionism suggests that disability doesn't get influenced by the society.

Social Constructionism requires advances in social justice rather than medicine.

Mingus' reading states that Disability Justice is a 'multi-issue politic.'

Social Constructionism theory is about empowering large systems

Social constructionism proposes that people make sense of the world together.

Mia Mingus discusses moving beyond a rights based model.

According to Mallet and Cole, the social theory is more positive than the medical approach.

According to Mallet and Cole, biological citizens see impairments as real and relevant.

Social Model Interventions integrates supported individuals into social valued roles.

Shakespeare discusses that disability is dependent on social contexts.

Social Model Interventions are about Social Justice Only.

Maladaptive Dreaming is an example of how structural interventions support individuals.

Nikolas Rose emphasizes that the new social movements form around biological conditions.

Levitt says that the social model should take socio-economic cultural conditions into account.

According to Campbell and Oliver, we must reject disability as a tragedy.