"the person-first version of a label was regarded as 'significantly more positive' in only 2% of comparisons…person-first nomenclature made little difference in minimizing negative reactions." https://t.co/BqIM9JDnRL
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Yeah ... about person first language... It's not all it's cracked up to be. Personally I hate it. https://t.co/rmBgNT9L8d According to the above study "There is no evidence that person-first terminology enhances sensitivity or reduces insensitivity..."
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I found the linked article a very interesting read. This hits home for me on a personal level also. I strongly support personal choice. Nontheless, I have repeatedly felt attacked for referring to myself by not using the correct™ language. #TherapistsConne
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RT @spacedoutsmiles: @carmitch There’s a lot of evidence that PFL really doesn’t make any meaningful change in if we’re seen as ‘people’ or…