2015
DOI: 10.24141/1/1/1/4
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Stigmatiziraju li studenti i studentice sestrinstva oboljele od posttraumatskog stresnog poremećaja?

Abstract: Studenti su pokazivali značajno veću stigmu prema shizofreniji nego prema PTSP-u i depresiji. Žene su bile više stigmatizirajuće prema shizofreniji. Studenti prve godine više su stigmatizirajući prema PTSP-u od studenata druge i treće godine. Stariji studenti (od 36 godina) bili su više stigmatizirajući od mlađih.

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“…Formal education, social environment, family, confession, gender and some other factors are of particular importance in the formation of attitudes about mental illnesses (13)(14)(15)(16). There are also studies on stigmatization of mental patients by university students (17,18) and by high school students, but they are few (19,20).…”
Section: Ispitanici I Metodementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Formal education, social environment, family, confession, gender and some other factors are of particular importance in the formation of attitudes about mental illnesses (13)(14)(15)(16). There are also studies on stigmatization of mental patients by university students (17,18) and by high school students, but they are few (19,20).…”
Section: Ispitanici I Metodementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Posebno su važna znanstvena istraživanja i saznanja o utjecaju formalnog obrazovanja, okoline, obitelji, konfesijske opredjeljenosti, spola i drugih čimbenika na formiranje stavova o mentalnim bolestima (13)(14)(15)(16). Postoje i istraživanja o stigmatizaciji duševnih bolesnika od strane studenata (17,18), kao i o od srednjoškolaca, ali su znatno rjeđa (19,20).…”
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