Reference Study Aims Finding 1 Finding 2 Finding 3 Finding 4 Finding 5 Suguira et al (2000) To explore how Japanese 40% believed the family 19% believed the subject with 8.9% believed OCD 5% believed the subject Schizophrenia university students of the subject with OCD OCD would be unable to make subject would be with OCD would was most perceive nine psychiatric should not disclose this social readjustments (second incapable of making behave unpredictably stigmatized disorders. information even to a lowest of 9 disorders) moral judgements (lowest (lowest of 9 disorders) disorder. health professional (third of 9 disorders) lowest out of 9 disorders) Warman et al To determine the impact Social distance decreased Perceived dangerousness for both Perceived unpredictability Participants desired less (2015) of label assigned to the following the intervention OCD and Schizophrenia decreased following the social distance for the target in terms of for both OCD and conditions decreased post intervention for both OCD vignette than the attitudes towards the Schizophrenia vignettes intervention F(1,87)=18.76), OCD and Schizophrenia schizophrenia vignette target. Secondly to F(1, 87)=27.146, p<.001 p<.001 conditions F(1,87)=7.85, F(4,85)=8.13, p<.001 determine the potential p<.01 value of an education intervention on attitudes. Williams et al To understand the Stigma was the second Worries about other people (2012) barriers to OCD more commonly endorsed finding out, worries about people treatment for African reason for delaying help judging him/her and having Americans seeking, most common negative feelings about those who was financial barriers. obtain mental health care were the stigma items.
Reference Study Aims Finding 1 Finding 2 Finding 3 Finding 4 Finding 5 Suguira et al (2000) To explore how Japanese university students perceive nine psychiatric disorders. 40% believed the family of the subject with OCD should not disclose this information even to a health professional (third lowest out of 9 disorders) 19% believed the subject with OCD would be unable to make social readjustments (second lowest of 9 disorders) 8.9% believed OCD subject would be incapable of making moral judgements (lowest of 9 disorders) 5% believed the subject with OCD would behave unpredictably (lowest of 9 disorders) Schizophrenia was most stigmatized disorder. Warman et al (2015) To determine the impact of label assigned to the target in terms of attitudes towards the target. Secondly to determine the potential value of an education intervention on attitudes. Social distance decreased following the intervention for both OCD and Schizophrenia vignettes F(1, 87)=27.146, p<.001 Perceived dangerousness for both OCD and Schizophrenia conditions decreased post intervention F(1,87)=18.76), p<.001 Perceived unpredictability decreased following the intervention for both OCD and Schizophrenia conditions F(1,87)=7.85, p<.01 Participants desired less social distance for the OCD vignette than the schizophrenia vignette F(4,85)=8.13, p<.001 Williams et al (2012) To understand the barriers to OCD treatment for African Americans Stigma was the second more commonly endorsed reason for delaying help seeking, most common was financial barriers. Worries about other people finding out, worries about people judging him/her and having negative feelings about those who obtain mental health care were the stigma items.
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