The influence of mental illness and criminality self-stigmas and racial self-concept on outcomes in a forensic psychiatric sample.
Abstract
Research has increasingly explored mental illness self-stigma: when people with mental illness believe that society's negative beliefs are true of them. Self-stigma predicts poorer functional and treatment outcomes. Stigma research has typically investigated the impact of a single stigma on people, without considering the potential effects of multiple stigmatizing labels. People with mental illness and a history of criminal conviction, however,...
Paper Details
Title
The influence of mental illness and criminality self-stigmas and racial self-concept on outcomes in a forensic psychiatric sample.
Published Date
Jun 1, 2015
Volume
38
Issue
2
Pages
150 - 157
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