Identification with Stigmatised Groups: Does Group Identification Lead to Poor Self-Esteem?
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Summary
Identification with the mental health problems group seemed to impact negatively on self-evaluation when the group had little value to the group member and group membership did not aid coping with stigma; if the group was valued and coping resources increased, self- evaluation could be protected.
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- dissertation
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- 2013-10-17
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Keywords
PsycINFO, Mental health, Psychology, Identification (biology), Stigma (botany)
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