Categorical versus dimensional thinking: improving anti-stigma campaigns by matching health message frames and implicit worldviews

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STEP1: Click the link before it disappears STEP2: read & LEARN how social stigmas impede social change STEP3: become dimensionally smarter ;) https://t.co/7SuxTAs4hE @mkysociedad @SMarketingeast @TOPublicHealth @PublicHealthON @behaviourworks @B_I_Twee

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