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Politically correct terms for a person with a psychological disorder include "individual with a mental health condition" or "person living with a mental health challenge." These terms emphasize the person first, rather than defining them by their condition, promoting a more respectful and compassionate understanding. Additionally, terms like "neurodiverse individual" are used to acknowledge the diversity of mental processes and experiences.
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What is the politically correct term for drug addict?
You could say "individual suffering from alcoholism" or "alcohol dependent"
What is the politically correct term for a person from Poland?
person from Poland
What is tricotilamania?
A psychological disorder in which the person pulls out their own hair.
A psychological disorder is a what can disrupt how a person thinks and feels?
pulls out their own hair.it
What is the politically correct term midget dwarf or little person?
little person is the correct term but just calling them a person is more respectful.
What is eating diorders?
An eating disorder is a psychological disorder in which the person has disturbed or abnormal eating habits. Anorexia and bulimia are eating disorders.
Can you give me an example of a sentence using the term politically correct?
It is politically correct to say that black people are african-american. And white people are just white.
What is the name of person who learns a trade?
In these politically correct times I guess that would be a tradesperson.
What are the politically correct terms for dwarfs?
I believe the PC term is "little people" or "little person."
Is it racist to call an Australian aboriginal a noonga?
Apparantley it is the politically correct term for an aboriginal person.
What is the politically correct term for aging?
The politically correct term for aging is to call the person a senior or older adult. The term elderly has fallen out of favor due to the associated negativity.
Disorder characterized by serious temporary or ongoing changes in functions such as paralysis or blindness which are triggered by psychological factors?
Conversion disorder is a mental health condition where a person experiences physical symptoms that have no medical explanation, such as paralysis or blindness, which are believed to be caused by psychological stressors. Symptoms may be temporary or ongoing and can significantly impact daily functioning. Treatment may involve psychotherapy to address the underlying psychological issues.
