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Does the use of diagnostic language affect causal beliefs related to mental health in non-qualified nursing and care staff?

2015-01-01

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Attitudes and beliefs about mental health difficulties have important implications for people experiencing these difficulties. Research suggests that stereotypes and stigmatising views held by the public impact on the internalisation of these beliefs by people developing mental health difficulties, delaying help-seeking (Clement et al., 2015). For over 50 years research with the general public has sought to identi...

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10.17638/02032799
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