Sentence examples for type of stigma from inspiring English sources

"For some reason, this particular house had some type of stigma, and no one seemed to know what to do," Mr. Kaplan said.

This type of stigma has been linked to decreased engagement with the health-care system, which can cause delays in treatment.

Alcoholism, apparently, does not carry the type of stigma that would prevent Americans from empathising with or, potentially, re-electing Mr Radel.

You have to ask, 'Does he sincerely want treatment, or just to be left to do whatever he wants?'" In this anecdote, we immediately see an example of the type of stigma that a well-known – and yes, up to this point well-compensated – athlete faces when they are dealing with mental illness.

Perceived stigma refers to the anticipated responses of others to the participants' HIV status and was the second most common reported type of stigma by study participants (n = 21).

In the prison setting, this type of stigma could manifest as hypervigilance and anxiety due to participants' fears of social sanctions or even violence resulting from disclosure of their HIV status.

There are lots of different types of stigma, and overcoming them requires different strategies.

Conclusion: Although types of stigma remain problematic, successful management strategies are possible.

The types of stigma that most contributed to this effect were treatment stigma and internalised stigma, whereas perceived stigma only showed a relatively weak association.

In Study 1, qualitative interviews with a convenience sample of 16 people living with HIV revealed instances of all three types of stigma.

The Clement paper is a systematic review of 144 studies since 1980 that have looked at whether there is any association between various types of stigma and help-seeking, and found a small to moderate negative effect.