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Rejection

"Rejection, perhaps by family, neighbours, community, society, service workers"

This is a Hinge Wound and leads directly or indirectly to all subsequent wounds.

This is a common reaction by people who come into contact with someone seen as deviant by their society.

They reject the person by refusing to respond to them as they would to someone valued by them, or seen as neutral.

Examples include:

Rejection by parents of their newborn child who is seen as  impaired.
Exclusion of behaviourally challenging pupils from the normal school system.
Forcing people out of their homes because of differences between valued/powerful and unvalued/powerless groups in society.
Refusal to communicate with the person who is being rejected.
Refusal to help a person who is being rejected.
Denial of medical services to devalued groups.

Rejection as a Hinge Wound

Rejection leads on directly to four further wounds:

Historical Deviancy Roles

Symbolical Stigmatising

Multiply Jeopardised

Distantiation

        Segregation

        Congregation

Loss of Control

Click on the above links to review these wounds.

Return to Wounds

Social Role Valorization

A scientific explanation of  societal devaluation  of groups & individuals.

How this happens and how it might be changed.

 

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