The Psychological and Social Impact of Chronic Illness and Disability 8th Edition By Irmo Marini, Allison Fleming, Malachy Bishop
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The 8th edition of The Psychological and Social Impact of Chronic Illness and Disability by Irmo Marini provides a comprehensive exploration of the psychosocial experiences of individuals living with chronic illness and disability (CID). [1]
The textbook covers a broad range of fundamental and modern topics, categorized under the following core themes:
New & Expanded Topics in the 8th Edition
- Disability Identity: Exploring how individuals formulate self-concept and identity through the lens of disability. [1]
- US Laws and Policies: Examining the societal, structural, and legal landscape shaping the rights and experiences of disabled individuals. [1]
- Micro-aggressions and Discrimination: Addressing subtle or explicit forms of bias and social stigma encountered by those with CID. [1]
- Well-being and Positive Psychology: Applying framework models focused on resilience, thriving, and optimal functioning despite chronic health conditions. [1]
- Social Media and Mental Health: Analyzing the distinct psychological implications and connectivity opportunities that digital platforms present to the disability community. [1]
- Personal Perspectives: Real-life narrative accounts written by individuals sharing their lived experiences with various disabilities. [1]
Core Psychosocial & Rehabilitation Themes
- Psychosocial Experiences: The internal psychological adjustments, coping mechanisms, and emotional journeys associated with CID.
- Social Justice Issues: Exploring equity, systemic marginalization, and advocacies for individuals with physical or mental impairments.
- Personal and Professional Rehabilitation: Operational guidance and frameworks for educators, healthcare practitioners, and rehabilitation professionals.
- Societal Stigma and Attitudes: How external perceptions—ranging from the aesthetics of a condition to visibility and perceived disruptiveness—impact individual adjustment. [1, 2]
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