When Do Biological Attributions of Mental Illness Reduce Stigma? Using Qualitative Comparative Analysis to Contextualize Attributions

Overview of attention for article published in Society and Mental Health, October 2017

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Arguing that something is biological as a way to lessen stigma is a trap. See social construction of race. Also see social construction of sexualities.

RT @SAGEsociology: Even when seen as a biological attribution there is still a high amount of stigma around #MentalIllness @ASAnews https:/…

RT @SAGEsociology: Even when seen as a biological attribution there is still a high amount of stigma around #MentalIllness @ASAnews https://t.co/l6HyqltL22 https://t.co/1IkxXMl4KM

RT @SAGEsociology: Even when seen as a biological attribution there is still a high amount of stigma around #MentalIllness @ASAnews https:/…

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