What is stigma, according to Marvasti? How is stigma viewed as a social construction?

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schepotkina [342]3 years ago

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Social stigma, also called public stigma, refers to negative stereotypes of those with a mental health problem. These stereotypes come to define the person, mark them out as different and prevent them being seen as an individual. Social stigma is associated with discrimination. Thus, it is viewed as a social construction.

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