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Author marbeless
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#1 | Posted: 15 Jan 2008 14:29 
can anyone help with these questions please
explain how stereotyping and discrimination may affect risk assessment and how do you guard against it

explain how feelings of anger and frustration can be displaced from their original source to those in authourity and how you deal with this

What is the difference between agression and assertiveness
any help much appreciated thanks


Author dallas
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#2 | Posted: 15 Jan 2008 14:47 
you cant put people into little boxes, categorize them, you may have a client thats an alcoholic, so you cant assume that they are going to be violent and do the risk assessment with this in mind. one person may be violent, but the next may be perfectly fine.
we can all get angry and frustrated and this is especially so if you have issues that stop you from doing what you want, a disabilty, dementia. these people may only see us and they may take their frustration out on us, we have to remain proffesional, calm and above all, never take it personally.
assertiveness is really stating your case without being aggressive. if you dont want to do something then a polite but firm NO is all thats needed , if you get stroppy with it then it turns into aggresive behaviour.

Author marbeless
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#3 | Posted: 15 Jan 2008 19:32 
Thanks again dallas

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