Changes in Mental Illness Stigma in California During the Statewide Stigma and Discrimination Reduction Initiative

Rebecca L. Collins, Eunice C. Wong, Elizabeth Roth, Jennifer L. Cerully, Joyce S. Marks

ResearchPublished May 18, 2015

Presents results of a one-year follow-up to the 2014 California Statewide Survey, which was developed to track attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors related to mental illness. This report focuses on items measuring stigma.

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Collins, Rebecca L., Eunice C. Wong, Elizabeth Roth, Jennifer L. Cerully, and Joyce S. Marks, Changes in Mental Illness Stigma in California During the Statewide Stigma and Discrimination Reduction Initiative, RAND Corporation, RR-1139-CMHSA, 2015. As of October 13, 2024: https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_reports/RR1139.html
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Collins, Rebecca L., Eunice C. Wong, Elizabeth Roth, Jennifer L. Cerully, and Joyce S. Marks, Changes in Mental Illness Stigma in California During the Statewide Stigma and Discrimination Reduction Initiative. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 2015. https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_reports/RR1139.html.
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