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Disentangling self-stigma: Are mental illness and help-seeking self-stigmas different?
Journal of Counseling Psychology, 2013Two established but disparate lines of research exist: studies examining the self-stigma associated with mental illness and studies examining the self-stigma associated with seeking psychological help. Whereas some researchers have implicitly treated these 2 constructs as synonymous, others have made the argument that they are theoretically and ...
Jeritt R. Tucker +5 more
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Burn self-stigma: A hybrid concept analysis
Burns, 2022As burn self-stigma has not been addressed fully, the purpose of current study is to analyze dimensions of the concept using literature and lived experiences in burn survivors.Using hybrid concept analysis method, we investigated self-stigma in three phases (i.e. theoretical, fieldwork, and final analytical phase).
Masumeh, Hemmati Maslakpak +3 more
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Journal of Nervous & Mental Disease, 2008
It is widely recognized that stigmatization of mental disorders leads stigmatized individuals to avoid treatment altogether or discontinue treatment prematurely. Literature suggests that the impact of stigma may differ by diagnosis; however, previous attempts to measure self-stigma have not been disorder specific.
Jonathan W, Kanter +2 more
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It is widely recognized that stigmatization of mental disorders leads stigmatized individuals to avoid treatment altogether or discontinue treatment prematurely. Literature suggests that the impact of stigma may differ by diagnosis; however, previous attempts to measure self-stigma have not been disorder specific.
Jonathan W, Kanter +2 more
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Development and Validation of the Smoker Self-Stigma Questionnaire
Nicotine and Tobacco Research, 2023Abstract Introduction Researchers have become increasingly concerned with the stigmatizing impact that regulations and policies aimed to curve down cigarette smoking may have on smokers. Given the lack of psychometrically validated tools available to assess smoking stigma, we developed and evaluated ...
Thomas Geist +4 more
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Self-Stigma and Veteran Culture
Journal of Transcultural Nursing, 2016Self-stigma is a salient concept in mental health care. Consequences of self-stigma include increased morbidity and decreased engagement with the health care system. Cultural factors may affect self-stigma and its consequences. This article utilizes the Giger and Davidhizar transcultural assessment model to explore veteran culture and self-stigma ...
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Implicit Self-Stigma in People With Mental Illness
Journal of Nervous & Mental Disease, 2010People with mental illness often internalize negative stereotypes, resulting in self-stigma and low self-esteem ("People with mental illness are bad and therefore I am bad, too"). Despite strong evidence for self-stigma's negative impact as assessed by self-report measures, it is unclear whether self-stigma operates in an automatic, implicit manner ...
Rüsch, Nicolas +3 more
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Self-stigma as a barrier to recovery: a longitudinal study
European Archives of Psychiatry and Clinical Neuroscience, 2017Stigma limits life opportunities of persons with mental illness. Self-stigma, the internalization of negative stereotypes, undermines empowerment and could hinder recovery. Here we examined self-stigma's effect on recovery among 222 disability pensioners with mental illness over 2 years, controlling for age, gender, symptoms and recovery at baseline ...
Oexle, Nathalie +7 more
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Difference as an indicator of the self-stigma of mental illness
Journal of Mental Health, 2019People with mental illness are viewed as different from the general population resulting in public stigma. When public stigma becomes internalized, it leads to self-stigma. The most distal stage of self-stigma is harm which can lead to negative self-concepts that inhibit recovery.This study examines how perceptions of "differentness" reflect self ...
Patrick W, Corrigan +1 more
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Quality of Life and Self-Stigma in Individuals with Schizophrenia
Psychiatric Quarterly, 2012Recent mental illness stigma research has almost exclusively studied community and family responses to the stigmas of mental illness. Too little has been done to understand the current subjective experience of psychiatric patients. Our study explores the influence of self-stigma on the quality of life of mentally disabled people.
I-Chen, Tang, Hui-Ching, Wu
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2019
Self-stigma in addiction occurs when individuals with substance use disorders (SUDs) experience shame based on mythological stereotypes in public stigma, as well as from their own sense of what they take to be shameful about addiction. This process leads to changes in identity in line with negative stigmatising stereotypes.
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Self-stigma in addiction occurs when individuals with substance use disorders (SUDs) experience shame based on mythological stereotypes in public stigma, as well as from their own sense of what they take to be shameful about addiction. This process leads to changes in identity in line with negative stigmatising stereotypes.
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