Vargo J W
Am J Occup Ther. 1978 Jan;32(1):31-4.
It has long been recognized that people who become severely disabled go through two stages (denial, mourning) before adjusting to their disability. Negative aspects of these stages, such as dependence and hostility, are viewed as logical outcomes within a society that perpetuates an ideology of normality, where disability is perceived as evidence of negative status. The prerequisites of self-acceptance are examined together with their implications for rehabilitation and re-entrance into the community.
长期以来，人们一直认识到，严重残疾的人在适应残疾之前会经历两个阶段（否认、哀悼）。这些阶段的消极方面，如依赖和敌意，在一个延续正常意识形态的社会中被视为合乎逻辑的结果，在这个社会中，残疾被视为负面地位的证据。自我接纳的先决条件及其对康复和重新融入社区的影响也得到了探讨。
