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Anti Stigmatization | By April 28, 2006 | By Elise Stobbe | 1 Comment
Movies Stigmatize Mentally Ill as Violent and Dangerous
Think of popular movies you have seen which portray someone who is mentally ill. Often the fictional character is violent, dangerous and scary. You may not have thought of that portrayal as stigmatizing to the mentally ill, but after viewing a movie with a homicidal maniac or other violent psychotic involved, consider the effect on the stereotypical beliefs about the mentally ill on families of the mentally ill, legislators, or the patient themselves?
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