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期刊名:Stigma and health

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ISSN:2376-6972

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Diana Marangu,Hannah Mwaniki,Salome Nduku et al. Diana Marangu et al.
Objective: To adapt a validated instrument that quantitatively measures stigma among English/Swahili speaking TB (tuberculosis) patients in Kenya, a high burden TB country. ...
Pariya L Fazeli,Janet M Turan,Henna Budhwani et al. Pariya L Fazeli et al.
Internalized stigma related to HIV is associated with poorer outcomes for people living with HIV (PLWH). However, little is known about the association between experiences of daily acts of discrimination by others and the activation of inte...
Lauren Gonzales,Ginny Chan,Philip T Yanos Lauren Gonzales
While studies indicate that stigmatizing attitudes persist in the general public, individual and neighborhood level factors that are associated with increased likelihood of holding stigmatizing attitudes have been seldom studied. This study...
Robyn Lewis Brown Robyn Lewis Brown
This study examines whether perceived stigma and discrimination moderate the associations between functional limitation, psychosocial coping resources, and depressive symptoms among people with physical disabilities. Using two waves of data...
Angelina R Sutin,Antonio Terracciano Angelina R Sutin
Individuals who perceive weight discrimination tend to be less healthy. The correlates of weight discrimination, however, may vary by source of the discrimination (e.g., from a healthcare provider, stranger, family member, etc.). The presen...
Katie Wang,Nicole H Weiss,John E Pachankis et al. Katie Wang et al.
Among people living with psychiatric disorders, mental illness stigma has been identified as a major barrier to recovery by contributing to low self-esteem and interfering with treatment-seeking. The present research examined the associatio...
Sierra B Cronan,Karen D Key,Allison A Vaughn Sierra B Cronan
Even though our knowledge of the cause of disease and disability has grown, stigma still exists. Weiner, Perry, and Magnusson's seminal study on attributions of stigma has been cited over 500 times since its publication in 1988. The current...
Matthew S Lebowitz,Woo-Kyoung Ahn Matthew S Lebowitz
People with mental disorders are strongly stigmatized. Among mental-health professionals, stigmatizing attitudes often manifest as desire for social distance from people with mental disorders. Currently ascendant biomedical conceptualizatio...
Kelly E Moore,June P Tangney,Jeffrey B Stuewig Kelly E Moore
Upon conviction, individuals receive the stigmatizing label "criminal offender." Existing stereotypes about criminal offenders may be integrated into the self-concept, a phenomenon known as self-stigma. In many stigmatized groups, self-stig...
Deepa Rao,Yamile Molina,Nina Lambert et al. Deepa Rao et al.
Purpose: In the present study, we validated a culturally adapted stigma scale designed to assess stigma among African Americans living with HIV. Methods: ...