The identity group as a source of social influence for individuals with concealable stigmatized identities
by Andrew C. Cortopassi, Diane M. Quinn, Gandalf Nicolas
Many people who are stigmatized along concealable features (e.g., sexual minorities or people with mental illness) anticipate social rejection due to their features and associated labels, and these beliefs are a prominent predictor of psychological distress. While ecological approaches to stigma research have highlighted the social basis of these two related outcomes, it typically has focused on the impact of non-stigmatized counterparts. Читать дальше...