Liam Reading Presentation

What does Mosleh's article challenge in the traditional medical model?

• The focus on natural human conditions

• The pathologization of impairments

• The enhancement of quality of life

• The inclusion of diverse perspectives

According to Mosleh, what should rehabilitation practices aim to do?

• Normalize individuals

• Enhance quality of life within respective contexts

• Focus on medical treatments

• Ignore human diversity

Why was the article by Shakespeare and colleagues selected for secondary reading?

• It focuses on medical treatments

• It explores the controversy regarding rehabilitation and disability studies

• It ignores the lived experience of individuals with disabilities

• It supports the traditional medical model

What does the article by Shakespeare and colleagues highlight through the case studies of Mary and Robert?

• The importance of medical treatments

• The need for social support during rehabilitation

• The irrelevance of patient autonomy

• The benefits of traditional rehabilitation practices

How does the article by Shakespeare and colleagues relate to the foundational theoretical approaches of the course?

• It focuses solely on medical treatments

• It examines the social determinants of health and illness

• It ignores the experiences of individuals with disabilities

• It supports the pathologization of impairments

How does the article deepen our understanding of illness, disease, and/or the 'abnormal' body?

• By highlighting the importance of patient autonomy in the healthcare system.

• By demonstrating that a 'one size fits all' approach to rehabilitation is sufficient.

• By ignoring the lived experiences of individuals with disabilities.

• By focusing solely on the biological aspects of illness.

What does the article suggest about the integration of critical disability studies and rehab sciences?

• It is unnecessary and redundant.

• It is crucial for addressing patients' needs with a holistic approach.

• It should focus only on physical activity.

• It should ignore therapeutic intervention.

What does the International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health (ICF) emphasize in kinesiology and rehabilitation?

• Only physical function and performance.

• A holistic approach that includes various aspects of a person's life.

• Ignoring the different ways that bodies can function.

• Perpetuating ableist views.

What does the critique encourage kinesiology professionals to adopt?

• More inclusive practices

• More exclusive practices

• Less inclusive practices

• Less exclusive practices

What aspects does the model integrate that is highly relevant to kinesiology?

• Biological, psychological, and social aspects of health

• Only biological aspects of health

• Only psychological aspects of health

• Only social aspects of health