stigmatization in A Sentence

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    Women may face Stigmatization whichever decision they make.

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    No discrimination or Stigmatization.

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    Some survivors experience Stigmatization every day, in many ways.

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    Fearing to seek medical help due to concerns about Stigmatization.

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    Due to the negative orientation and categoricalness, this statement is considered Stigmatization.

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    The Stigmatization against mental illness often results in the ostracizing and demonizing of sufferers.

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    Just like during the beginning phases of HIV/AIDS, Stigmatization and marginalization worsens public health outcomes.

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    Ending the criminalization marginalization and Stigmatization of people who use drugs- individuals who do not harm others.

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    Social Stigmatization can occur, especially within communities of color, where the race or paternity of a person with albinism may be questioned.

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    Fear of Stigmatization may lead women to deny that they are suffering from a medical condition, to hide their drinking, and to drink alone.

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    While distancing oneself from a family member may be a healthy strategy for some people, it can also contribute to feelings of loss, distress and Stigmatization.

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    He writes that AIDS is no longer a death sentence, and that the wrong messages"help propagate the virus" and"worsen the Stigmatization" of those who carry it.

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    In order to prevent people from living in isolation and being tortured by diseases such as depression, the world needs to breakdown the Stigmatization of mental illness.

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    She was able to overcome the Stigmatization and discrimination she received through all of her amazing achievements, such as graduating from Yale and becoming the first African-American female judge.

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    Stigmatization of patients often extends to descendants, causing emotional trauma not only to adults, but also to their children, as well as to the rest of the patient's family.

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    But this happiness may come at a cost- it may reduce our empathy for those who are suffering, and we may even contribute to their suffering by increasing Stigmatization.”.

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    With an insufficiently sensitive approach, everything can turn out to be the same problems that children face whose parents are divorced- lack of attention, Stigmatization of society, and so on.

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    The main arguments against this testing are that it removes the person's choice to know or not know this information; it raises the possibility of Stigmatization within the family and in other social settings; and it could have educational and career implications.

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    Dixon's team recommend that professionals, friends and family(but particularly clinicians) who are close to people having such experiences should avoid Stigmatization, and support them wherever they are at, understanding that a complex relationship with reality does not make the person any less whole.

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    These individuals are both socially alienated and overly involved in their mental realms, stemming partly from Stigmatization that may not allow them to find what they perceive as accurate reflections of their internal states in the external world and their understanding of other people.

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