Larger social networks may increase stigma against vocal illness: An integrated empirical and computational study of deciphering help-seeking behaviors and vocal stigma
Aaron R. Glick,
Colin Jones,
Lisa Martignetti
et al.
Abstract:BackgroundIndividuals with a stigmatized medical condition are often reluctant to seek medical help. Among professionals, singers and actors often experience stigma associated with voice disorders. Scientific evidence for vocal stigma is, however, limited and primarily anecdotal. No quantitative research has explored the impact that vocal stigma may have on help-seeking behavior in professional vocal performers. This study deployed and integrated empirical and computational tools to (1) quantify the experience… Show more
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