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1.What do you know about mental illnesses?

2.If you were a boss, will you hire somebody with a mental illness?

3.Would you date someone with a mental illness?

4.Do you think people with mental illness lead meaningful lives and contribute to the community?

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S3 BD L1 Navigating Complexity- Mental Illnesses at Work (1)

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1. I know it affects the person's cognitive ability

2. No I think I would not

3. No I think I would not

4. I think that there are some exceptions that will contribute to their community.

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1. There are alot of different mental illnesses and it affects the persons ability to function.

2. it depends on the job and the mental illness

3. yes we should give everyone a chance

4. yes because everyone is important

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1. I don’t know anything

2. No

3. No

4. Yes

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1. I know that it is something that is difficult to live with yet many people cannot seem to understand it

2. Depends on their performance during the job interview

3. Depends

4. Yes

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1. I know it affects the person's cognitive ability

2. No

3. No

4. maybe

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1) Mental illness refers to various mental health conditions that affect thoughts, emotion and behaviors.

2) As a hypothetical boss, I would consider hiring someone with a mental illness, as I believe in giving individuals a fair chance to showcase their skills and abilities. Mental illness does not define a person's potential, and many people with mental health conditions are highly capable and talented.

However, it's important to note that I would need to consider the specific requirements of the job and the individual's ability to perform the tasks and responsibilities with reasonable accommodations. I would also ensure that the work environment is supportive and inclusive, providing access to resources and benefits that promote mental well-being.

Ultimately, my decision would be based on the individual's qualifications, skills, and fit for the role, rather than their mental health status. I believe in creating a diverse and inclusive workplace where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.

3) Dating someone with a mental illness can be just like dating anyone else, as mental health conditions don't define a person's worth, values, or potential. It's important to focus on getting to know the individual, their strengths, interests, and values.

4) People with mental illness can lead meaningful, fulfilling, and purposeful lives. Mental health conditions do not define a person's potential, worth, or value.

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1. A good percentage of people in the world are negatively affected by it.

2. I would depending on how they present themself during the interview.

3. Maybe

4. They may not see much meaning in their lives, but I think they can make a difference in the community.

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They should hire her as everyone deserves a chance and she is good at what she does. She also has a positive attitude which would be good in the workplace.

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1. not much

2. yes as long as they are able to do them

3.yes

4.yes they can contribute to the community

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1. Autism

2. Yes

3. No

4. Yes they give us experience to take care of people

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It affects the brain and is non curable

Depends on their skill set

No

Yes