Mental healthcare professionals' pathologizing views of LGBT+ people can compromise adherence to deontological principles and the very effectiveness of mental health interventions. This study aimed to explore homonegative attitudes of licensed psychologists in Sicily, Italy. The study replicated a survey previously adm...
E. J. Vargo· Journal of Homosexuality· 0 citations
PURPOSE
The consequences of prevailing public stigma toward mental illness for mental health and social behavior are well-established. Nevertheless, studies in the Pakistani context highlight the interplay between cultural beliefs and mental health perceptions, which in turn influence stigmatizing attitudes and social...
Rizwan Abbas, P. Bracke, K. Delaruelle· International Journal of Soc...· 0 citations
BACKGROUND
Negative attitudes toward immigrants represent an important psychosocial and public mental health issue, particularly in countries hosting large immigrant and displaced populations such as Türkiye. Understanding the ideological, cognitive, and contextual factors underlying these attitudes is essential for de...
Erdi Bahadır, Yavuz Yılmaz, Seda Yavuz et al.· International Journal of Soc...· 0 citations
The research assesses the transition from traditional to egalitarian gender roles
and contributes to the understanding of gender attitude in the current socio-
cultural context. This hallmark identity of the youth is investigated on a sample of
100 youth within the age range 18- 26, residing in Kolkata, using the Gende...
Payal Banerjee, Adrika Das· Pacific Journal of Modern Th...· 0 citations
The negative attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors about menstruation are evident in society that often stigmatized and treat as shameful, a dirty and sinful through adopting such misinformation leading to extend a negative self-concept grounded in societal stigma in Nepal. It leads to struggles, both visible and invisible...
Radhika Paneru, K. Adhikari· Spectrum of Humanities and S...· 0 citations
Introduction Women’s social roles in the Kyrgyz Republic are shaped by the coexistence of long-established family-centered expectations and expanding participation in education, employment, and public life. This study examined perceived media images of women, benevolent and hostile sexism, gender-role traditionalism, a...
Kamilla Turdubaeva, Asel Moldosh· Frontiers in Psychology· 0 citations
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