Creating a hierarchy of mental health stigma: testing the effect of psychiatric diagnosis on stigma

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RT @paula_setien: Hay algunos estudios que hablan sobre la "jerarquía diagnostica", siendo la depresión la menos estigmatizada y la esquizo…

Hay algunos estudios que hablan sobre la "jerarquía diagnostica", siendo la depresión la menos estigmatizada y la esquizofrenia la que más. (2/7)🧵 https://t.co/szs44uZMAX https://t.co/pYos5hum05

Two very stigmatized conditions are #bpd and #aspd we don’t even research them in a non biased way. ⁦@neiglobal⁩ ⁦@CarlatPsych⁩ ⁦@chrisaikenmd⁩ ⁦@NIMHgov⁩ we further stigmatize it by saying people are stigmatized by it. https://t.co/4LSwBbFzhh

“Assessing mental health stigma as a single concept masks significant between-diagnosis variability. Anti-stigma campaigns are likely to be most successful if they target fearful attributions.”

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