Add to ORKG2020 Celebration of Student Research and Creativity presentationHistorically, mental health has been associated with stereotypes that have altered society’s perception on this issue. These stereotypes have placed labels and stigmas on those who have mental health. This study examines data collected from a population of college students analyzing the correlation between mental health and self-esteem. Results are expected to show students, who identify having a mental health-related disorder, demonstrate an increase or decrease in self-esteem based on society’s perception, including stereotypes and attributed labels, of mental health.https://youtu.be/e3VQsrBBJ2
Social determinants of health (SDOH) are conditions in the places where people live, learn, work, an...
The present research investigated whether stigma against people with a mental health disorder contin...
More college students are reporting adverse mental health concerns that negatively influence their s...
While stigma and self-esteem have been studied extensively in psychology, a more recent topic of imp...
2021 Celebration of Student Research and Creativity presentation"Stigma involves the negative or dis...
This research study focuses on mental health, mental illness, and stigma and how they are experience...
Mental illness is perceived to be one of the most prevalent of illnesses among college students. We...
Persons with mental illness have been marginalized for generations. For many years, those with menta...
This study investigates how knowledge and perceptions about mental health and campus services affect...
Examining Mental Health and Self-Image after High School and COVID-19 The coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2), ...
Abstract Mental health is a social topic that is becoming more of an essential aspect of the quality...
Mental health stigma currently is a hindrance to individuals seeking treatment. Stigma can be define...
Mental health is a prevalent issue that affects approximately one in five college students each year...
This study examined the relation between identity distress and mental health issues in college stude...
Research shows that marginalized communities often are the last to seek mental health services, desp...
Social determinants of health (SDOH) are conditions in the places where people live, learn, work, an...
The present research investigated whether stigma against people with a mental health disorder contin...
More college students are reporting adverse mental health concerns that negatively influence their s...
While stigma and self-esteem have been studied extensively in psychology, a more recent topic of imp...
2021 Celebration of Student Research and Creativity presentation"Stigma involves the negative or dis...
This research study focuses on mental health, mental illness, and stigma and how they are experience...
Mental illness is perceived to be one of the most prevalent of illnesses among college students. We...
Persons with mental illness have been marginalized for generations. For many years, those with menta...
This study investigates how knowledge and perceptions about mental health and campus services affect...
Examining Mental Health and Self-Image after High School and COVID-19 The coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2), ...
Abstract Mental health is a social topic that is becoming more of an essential aspect of the quality...
Mental health stigma currently is a hindrance to individuals seeking treatment. Stigma can be define...
Mental health is a prevalent issue that affects approximately one in five college students each year...
This study examined the relation between identity distress and mental health issues in college stude...
Research shows that marginalized communities often are the last to seek mental health services, desp...
Social determinants of health (SDOH) are conditions in the places where people live, learn, work, an...
The present research investigated whether stigma against people with a mental health disorder contin...
More college students are reporting adverse mental health concerns that negatively influence their s...