The goal of this study was to research the connections between portrayals in television shows and real-life people with mental health conditions. In addition, another purpose was to conclude whether my initial thoughts, which include believing a minimal numbers of TV shows contain any positive effect on viewer mental health, were supported. Misperceptions about mental health, including a justified feeling to hide mental conditions, judge others for theirs, or use it as a way for humor, are often given in television shows when mental health is included in the story (Smith, et al. 2019). I created a blog that revolved around the mental health depictions of a TV show and noticed there was difficulty among viewers to realize the mental health p...
Purpose: This critical review of historical and contemporary literature explores the role of televis...
This study examined the effects of mental illness portrayal in film and the social desirability bias...
Mental health is a prevalent issue that affects approximately one in five college students each year...
The goal of this study was to research the connections between portrayals in television shows and re...
The focus of this thesis is to present peer-reviewed studies relating to mental illness and televisi...
The goal of this study was to research what is a good depiction of depression and anxiety on T.V.sho...
Since its beginnings in the late 1940s, the crime-based media genre has continuously maintained its ...
This paper explores established research concerning the influence of media portrayals of mental illne...
This study presents a comprehensive review of the literature to support the argument that: (1) telev...
The study examined attitudes of people about mental illness and the relation to the amount and type ...
Research indicates that media can have both negative and positive impacts on mental health stigma an...
Portrayals of schizophrenia in the media have been found to be very negative in nature. This study i...
Perceptions can be influenced by the media concerning different groups of people. As a result of the...
There is a common perception that media depiction of mental health and illness is overwhelmingly neg...
Television portrayals of contemporary professional roles may be contributing to a misinformed, unfav...
Purpose: This critical review of historical and contemporary literature explores the role of televis...
This study examined the effects of mental illness portrayal in film and the social desirability bias...
Mental health is a prevalent issue that affects approximately one in five college students each year...
The goal of this study was to research the connections between portrayals in television shows and re...
The focus of this thesis is to present peer-reviewed studies relating to mental illness and televisi...
The goal of this study was to research what is a good depiction of depression and anxiety on T.V.sho...
Since its beginnings in the late 1940s, the crime-based media genre has continuously maintained its ...
This paper explores established research concerning the influence of media portrayals of mental illne...
This study presents a comprehensive review of the literature to support the argument that: (1) telev...
The study examined attitudes of people about mental illness and the relation to the amount and type ...
Research indicates that media can have both negative and positive impacts on mental health stigma an...
Portrayals of schizophrenia in the media have been found to be very negative in nature. This study i...
Perceptions can be influenced by the media concerning different groups of people. As a result of the...
There is a common perception that media depiction of mental health and illness is overwhelmingly neg...
Television portrayals of contemporary professional roles may be contributing to a misinformed, unfav...
Purpose: This critical review of historical and contemporary literature explores the role of televis...
This study examined the effects of mental illness portrayal in film and the social desirability bias...
Mental health is a prevalent issue that affects approximately one in five college students each year...