Offering practical stigma and discrimination reduction programs in a range of domains including mental health, disability, ethnicity, and sexuality, this book is the answer to "What can we do?" to improve interpersonal relationships by reducing societal stigma towards social groups that are prime targets of prejudice.
Offering practical stigma and discrimination reduction programs in a range of domains including mental health, disability, ethnicity, and sexuality, this book is the answer to "What can we do?" to improve interpersonal relationships by reducing societal stigma towards social groups that are prime targets of prejudice.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Dr. Alicia Nordstrom is a professor of Psychology at Misericordia University in Pennsylvania, USA. Her research interests include interventions to reduce stigma, stereotypes, and stress and to promote mental health in college students. Her research has appeared on NPR, TEDxLancaster, and the NYC Broadway Bound Theatre Festival. She is also an actor, director, writer, and producer of theater, sketch, improv, and film. Dr. Wind Goodfriend is a professor of Psychology at Buena Vista University in Iowa, USA. She has written or edited over 10 books in Social Psychology, including her textbook which won the 2019 Most Promising New Textbook of the Year award from the Textbook and Academic Authors Association. She is an award-winning author, teacher, and researcher.
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Preface: An Introduction to Stigma Intervention (Wind Goodfriend) 1. A Social Cognition Model of Bias Reduction (Gordon B. Moskowitz and Joseph A. Vitriol) Part 1: Mental Health 2. Honest, Open, Proud (HOP): A Program to Combat the Stigma of Mental Illness with Strategic Disclosure (Carla Kundert and Patrick W. Corrigan) 3. Reducing Help-Seeking Stigma through Self-Affirmation (Daniel G. Lannin, David L. Vogel and Patrick J. Heath) 4. The Acceptability and Effectiveness of Mental Illness Anti-Stigma Programs at the High School and University Level (Ryan Golt, Stephanie Zito, Bilun N. Böke and Nancy L. Heath) Part 2: Ethnicity/Race 5. Twubakane: Contact-Based Programs to Strengthen Social Cohesion in Post-Genocide Rwanda (Trisha Dehrone, Brooke Burrows, Linda R. Tropp, Rezarta Bilali and Ginny Morrison) Part 3: Sexuality/Gender 6. De-stigmatizing Survivors: Intervening by Changing the Composition of Campus Alerts about Sexual Assault (Elizabeth R. Brown, Jennifer K. Wesely and Curtis E. Phills) 7. Workshop Activity for Gender Equity Simulation (WAGES): An Evidence-Based Experiential Learning Tool for Educating about Gender Bias across Learning and Work Contexts (Jessica L. Cundiff, Leah R. Warner, Kaitlin McCormick-Huhn and Stephanie A. Shields) 8. Effectiveness of a Multidimensional Web-Based Intervention Program to Change Brazilian Health Practitioners' Attitudes Toward the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Population (Angelo Brandelli Costa and Henrique Caetano Nardi) Part 4: Weight and Body Size 9. A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Interventions that Reduce Weight Stigma Towards Self or Others (Dr. Leah M. Kaufmann and Catherine Bridgeman) 10. Achieving a Reduction in Weight Stigma by Providing a Holistic Education Intervention Targeting Nutrition Knowledge and Bias (Thea Werkhoven) 11. Reducing Weight Stigma in the Workplace (Mikki Hebl, Cassandra N. Phetmisy, Ivy Watson and Felix Y. Wu) Part 5: Ageism 12. Ageism-Reduction Programs (Sheri R. Levy, Ashley Lytle, Caitlin Monahan, Jamie Macdonald and MaryBeth Apriceno) Part 6: Poverty 13. The Stigma of Poverty and Race and Interventions to Mitigate Its Effects in Brazil and Senegal (Jorge Jacob and Valerie Purdie-Greenaway) 14. An Experiential Learning Simulation to Reduce Poverty-Based Stigma: Changing the Hearts, Minds, and Actions of the Economically Advantaged (Jonathan Mendel, Stephen C. Wright, Maitland W. Waddell, Odilia Dys-Steenbergen, McKenzie Bahrami and Angela Chin) Part 7: Teaching Diversity Appreciation 15. An Ally Skill-Building Workshop (Larry R. Martinez, Megan Snoeyink and Kelly Hamilton) 16. The Voices Project: Using Activist Theater in the Classroom to Reduce Racism and Stigma of Mental Health (Alicia Nordstrom)
Preface: An Introduction to Stigma Intervention (Wind Goodfriend) 1. A Social Cognition Model of Bias Reduction (Gordon B. Moskowitz and Joseph A. Vitriol) Part 1: Mental Health 2. Honest, Open, Proud (HOP): A Program to Combat the Stigma of Mental Illness with Strategic Disclosure (Carla Kundert and Patrick W. Corrigan) 3. Reducing Help-Seeking Stigma through Self-Affirmation (Daniel G. Lannin, David L. Vogel and Patrick J. Heath) 4. The Acceptability and Effectiveness of Mental Illness Anti-Stigma Programs at the High School and University Level (Ryan Golt, Stephanie Zito, Bilun N. Böke and Nancy L. Heath) Part 2: Ethnicity/Race 5. Twubakane: Contact-Based Programs to Strengthen Social Cohesion in Post-Genocide Rwanda (Trisha Dehrone, Brooke Burrows, Linda R. Tropp, Rezarta Bilali and Ginny Morrison) Part 3: Sexuality/Gender 6. De-stigmatizing Survivors: Intervening by Changing the Composition of Campus Alerts about Sexual Assault (Elizabeth R. Brown, Jennifer K. Wesely and Curtis E. Phills) 7. Workshop Activity for Gender Equity Simulation (WAGES): An Evidence-Based Experiential Learning Tool for Educating about Gender Bias across Learning and Work Contexts (Jessica L. Cundiff, Leah R. Warner, Kaitlin McCormick-Huhn and Stephanie A. Shields) 8. Effectiveness of a Multidimensional Web-Based Intervention Program to Change Brazilian Health Practitioners' Attitudes Toward the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Population (Angelo Brandelli Costa and Henrique Caetano Nardi) Part 4: Weight and Body Size 9. A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Interventions that Reduce Weight Stigma Towards Self or Others (Dr. Leah M. Kaufmann and Catherine Bridgeman) 10. Achieving a Reduction in Weight Stigma by Providing a Holistic Education Intervention Targeting Nutrition Knowledge and Bias (Thea Werkhoven) 11. Reducing Weight Stigma in the Workplace (Mikki Hebl, Cassandra N. Phetmisy, Ivy Watson and Felix Y. Wu) Part 5: Ageism 12. Ageism-Reduction Programs (Sheri R. Levy, Ashley Lytle, Caitlin Monahan, Jamie Macdonald and MaryBeth Apriceno) Part 6: Poverty 13. The Stigma of Poverty and Race and Interventions to Mitigate Its Effects in Brazil and Senegal (Jorge Jacob and Valerie Purdie-Greenaway) 14. An Experiential Learning Simulation to Reduce Poverty-Based Stigma: Changing the Hearts, Minds, and Actions of the Economically Advantaged (Jonathan Mendel, Stephen C. Wright, Maitland W. Waddell, Odilia Dys-Steenbergen, McKenzie Bahrami and Angela Chin) Part 7: Teaching Diversity Appreciation 15. An Ally Skill-Building Workshop (Larry R. Martinez, Megan Snoeyink and Kelly Hamilton) 16. The Voices Project: Using Activist Theater in the Classroom to Reduce Racism and Stigma of Mental Health (Alicia Nordstrom)
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