KIN 275 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Canadian Mental Health Association, Symbolic Interactionism, Bipolar Disorder
14 Apr 2016
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Week#6 chronic illness and disability (february 10, 2016) lecture summary notes. Symbolic interactionism: chronic illness, stigma, and disability, documentary: mothers of courage (2003, tutorials. After tonight"s lecture/documentary and having read chapter#10 of the textbook, you should be able to: explain and apply symbolic interactionism (and its accompanying key concepts), discuss and explain the social construction of illness and disability, when: **see the guidelines for the midterm and final exams" document on connect for further details and sample questions*: scope: Week#1 6 content (lecture materials, textbook readings, and documentaries) You are not expected to know dates or names or specific numbers (see document online for further details) In chapter 2, just know theories covered in class to date of exam. Humans create reality through their actions and the meanings they give to them. Therefore, society is the cumulative effect of human action, interaction, and interpretation (germov & 1 | page kin 261 week#6 lecture summary notes.
