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Time perspective and self-stigma in schizophrenia
Journal of Mental Health, 2023Time perspective (TP) offers a new understanding of human personality, postulating that there are individual differences in how our mind assigns our experiences to different time categories. This concept may shed new light on the role of personality traits in shaping vulnerability to the internalized stigma.In this paper we propose a novel approach to ...
Rafał Styła, Piotr Świtaj
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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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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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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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Self-stigma and suicidality: a longitudinal study
European Archives of Psychiatry and Clinical Neuroscience, 2016Mental illness stigma is a source of distress for persons with mental illness. Self-stigma occurs when negative stereotypes are internalized, leading to low self-esteem, shame and hopelessness. Due to its consequences self-stigma may contribute to suicidality and be a modifiable target for suicide prevention.
Oexle, Nathalie +6 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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The self-stigma of depression for women
International Journal of Social Psychiatry, 2011Background: Self-stigmatizing women who avoid seeking treatment for depression could believe that they have pragmatic personal reasons for their decision. As a preliminary step towards testing this hypothesis, the aim of this study was to assess diverse, low-income working women for shared self-stigmatizing beliefs about depression. Methods: Depression
Linda Denise, Oakley +3 more
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Psychotherapy for self‐stigma among rural clients
Journal of Clinical Psychology, 2010AbstractThe stigma of mental disorders and psychological treatment afflicts rural clients more than most. This article provides practitioners with guidance in selecting and utilizing effective treatments for self‐stigma in rural settings. We review both public stigma and self‐stigma.
Jonathon E, Larson, Patrick W, Corrigan
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