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Depression Self-Labeling in U.S. College Students: Associations with Perceived Control and Coping Strategies

2023-10-30

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<p>Background. Research on mental illness labeling has demonstrated that self-labeling (identifying with a mental illness label, e.g., “I have depression”) is associated with internalized stigma, maladaptive responses to that stigma, and lower quality of life. However, research has not yet examined the link between self-labeling and how individuals cope with emotional distress. It is important to understand this r...

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