… stigmatization related to FASD. Public stigma appears to be the most common form of stigma
… Less is known about FASD-related self-stigma, stigma by association, and structural stigma. …

… of stigmatized individuals. However, this review will also consider self-stigma, or felt stigma,
which is when the stigmatized … The model provides an overview for researchers interested in …

… forms of stigma as fully divorced from other forms of stigma (45, 51); a consideration that is
often advanced by the self-worth agenda (3). Indeed, as will be discussed later on, in part it is …

… , stigmatization can also affect people who are merely connected with stigmatized others,
places, or objects but are not themselves carriers of the mark (for a more detailed overview of …

… This overview has described how Bourdieu's theory has been used to explore the
processes and contexts for stigma, discrimination and health. Whilst this is a significant body of …

… We coded types of stigma measurement into one term—“stigma attitude”—and recorded
the direction of the stigma measure (eg higher scores indicate more stigma) and its range. …

… We identified literature related to experiences of stigma for people with IDD and their families
across diverse cultures, as well as current and potential interventions and approaches for …

… of stigma (ie, the immediate effects of stigma on people living with HIV). We examined
interventions that targeted enacted, anticipated, and internalised stigma in … -level stigma reduction …

… ature and identify key components of interventions to reduce the stigma of dementia. We
used Corrigan and Penn’s (1999) stigma reduction framework to classify interventions into three …

… overview of the origins of stigmatization of suicidal people. Religious views, the concept of
“honour” and the question of the “meaning of life” have shaped the general stigmatization of …