stigma resistance versus self-stigma in university 世界杯2022赛程表淘汰赛 with mental health problems
abstract
self-stigma is the process by which an individual is aware of, agrees with, and internalizes
demeaning societal stereotypes and prejudices. stigma resistance is when an individual may be
aware of societal stigma, yet they ignore or challenge the stereotypes and resist internalizing
stigma. this current research examined self-stigma and stigma resistance in the realm of mental
health help-seeking and mental illness (i.e., depression and anxiety). i aimed to investigate how
intrapersonal factors and life experiences contributed to mental health stigma resistance. study 1
employed online mixed method research with 366 participants to explore how self-compassion,
self-coldness, and mental health self-efficacy may impact stigma resistance and potentially
moderate the relationship between perceived and self-stigmas of help-seeking and of depression
and anxiety. study 2 utilized an interpretive phenomenological analysis (ipa) approach with
five participants with depression or anxiety to explore their lived experiences of resisting mental
health stigma. study 1 revealed that self-compassion had an approaching significant moderating
effect on self-stigma of help-seeking, and self-efficacy had a significant moderating effect on
self-stigma of depression and anxiety, yet self-compassion and self-efficacy, but not self-coldness, had main effects on mental health stigma resistance. study 2 constructed six
superordinate themes of stigma resistance: accepting one’s mental health experiences,
transparency about mental health experiences, blocking public stigma, taking actions to better
oneself, receiving social support, and extending stigma resistance to others. rather than focusing
on reducing negative psychosocial factors, these findings point toward empowering traits and
experiences that can be targeted to increase stigma resistance.
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