A large body of research has documented public attitudes toward people with mental illness.
The current attitudes of the people who provide services to those with psychiatric disorders …

Aims: Studies investigating mental health professionals' attitudes towards people with
mental illness are scarce and there is a lack of comparative studies including both patients' …

Because mental health professionals are not immune to negative attitudes toward adults
with mental illness, researchers have questioned where these attitudes might originate, as …

The aim of this study was to gain information about the attitudes of mental health
professionals towards people who have experienced a mental illness. The study involved a …

Objectives The authors compared attitudes of the US general public and of mental health
professionals about the competence and perceived dangerousness of people with mental …

Background: This research was conducted to examine the prediction that accuracy of
particular kinds of knowledge of mental illness would be related to particular attitudes …

Introduction Stereotypes and prejudices against patients with mental illness are widespread
in many societies. The aim of the present study is to investigate such attitudes among the …

Considerable effort has been exerted in recent years toward educating the public
concerning mental illness and the efficacy of various treatment modalities. Most previous …

With the advent of community psychiatry, the pressure of care of the mentally ill will
increasingly fall on the family and the community. In order for this transition to succeed, it is …

Background: In India few studies exist that explore attitudes of mental health professionals,
especially psychiatric ward attendants, towards psychiatric illnesses. This study aimed to …