[Verified Answer]: Name five conflicts which were identified in…

Name five conflicts which were identified in Erik Erikson’s study of psychosocial development. 2. Case Study A: Facilitating empowerment Sarah is an 18-year-old who lives at home with her parents. She has a physical disability that has caused her to be wheelchair bound. You are her support worker on a routine visit discussing her options for the future. Sarah has received excellent results in her A-Levels and wants to study English at degree level. Despite having the grades, Sarah says she is very worried about attending university as she is embarrassed about her disability and has little confidence which affects her ability to communicate with others. She also says she is worried about travelling to and from university and does not want to leave home. You are concerned that Sarah has lost confidence in herself and her abilities due to her disability, and you are concerned that this may stop her from attending university, which could affect her prospects in the future. Read Case Study A and answer the following questions: (1) Explain what a strengths-based approach is and how this could be used to facilitate Sarah’s empowerment (2) How does the type of disability affect client requirements? (3) What are Sarah’s individual disability requirements, and what adaptions would need to be made to assist her? 3. What are the signs of human rights breaches that you should look out for? 4. What are the appropriate means of response to human rights breaches? 5. Case Study B: Identifying abuse You work in a healthcare facility for the disabled. Mrs Potter is an eighty-two-year-old woman who has a physical disability and a poor memory. She often suffers from confusion and relies on others for support. You are one of her support workers. During a routine visit, you notice bruises on Mrs Potter’s arms. She seems scared but says she doesn’t remember how she got them. You are concerned for Mrs Potter’s safety and suspect that someone in the healthcare facility may have abused her. Read Case Study B and answer the following questions: (1) What types of abuse are there and how can they be spotted? (2) If you were caring for Mrs Potter, explain how you would act on the suspected abuse. 6. Explain the person-centred approach.