Explaining public stigma of grieving persons during COVID-19
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Open access
Date
2023Supervisor
Lauren Breen
Vincent Mancini
Lexy Staniland
Type
Thesis
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MRes
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Health Sciences
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School of Population Health
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Abstract
This thesis investigates public stigma towards individuals bereaved by COVID-19 with PGD. Study 1 examines the differences in public stigma reported toward an individual bereaved by COVID-19 death with prolonged grief disorder (PGD). Study 2 examines the differences in public stigma reported toward an individual bereaved by COVID-19 death with an underlying medical condition with PGD. Both studies showed participants reported significantly more public stigma towards bereaved individuals with PGD than those without PGD.
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