2011
DOI: 10.5093/cl2011v22n2a5
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La Enfermedad Mental en los Medios de Comunicación: Un Estudio Empírico en Prensa Escrita, Radio y Televisión

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“…These perceptions stigmatize the individuals as a group that have been diffused within a larger community (Smith, 2007). Mass media has a great deal of responsibility for perpetuating these negative perceptions toward persons with mental health disorders (Coverdale et al, 2002;Muñoz et al, 2011). These individuals are commonly inaccurately represented as being incompetent and incapable, dangerous, and violent, people who violate or may violate social norms, and who have no hope of being effectively treated (Cutcliffe and Hannigan, 2001;Cuenca, 2003;Huang and Priebe, 2003;Crespo et al, 2008;Smith et al, 2019).…”
Section: Role Of Media In Building Representations Of Individuals Witmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…These perceptions stigmatize the individuals as a group that have been diffused within a larger community (Smith, 2007). Mass media has a great deal of responsibility for perpetuating these negative perceptions toward persons with mental health disorders (Coverdale et al, 2002;Muñoz et al, 2011). These individuals are commonly inaccurately represented as being incompetent and incapable, dangerous, and violent, people who violate or may violate social norms, and who have no hope of being effectively treated (Cutcliffe and Hannigan, 2001;Cuenca, 2003;Huang and Priebe, 2003;Crespo et al, 2008;Smith et al, 2019).…”
Section: Role Of Media In Building Representations Of Individuals Witmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These individuals are commonly inaccurately represented as being incompetent and incapable, dangerous, and violent, people who violate or may violate social norms, and who have no hope of being effectively treated (Cutcliffe and Hannigan, 2001;Cuenca, 2003;Huang and Priebe, 2003;Crespo et al, 2008;Smith et al, 2019). For instance, researchers (Muñoz et al, 2011) have analyzed the representation of individuals with mental health issues in media (radio, television, and print media) and they found that these individuals are portrayed through abusive and improper terminology, content which is stigmatizing, and stories which lack quality information on the subject. The portrayal influenced by media and the popular discourse is limited and one-sided.…”
Section: Role Of Media In Building Representations Of Individuals Witmentioning
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“…Diariamente, las personas que padecen algún trastorno mental enfrentan una doble dificultad, denominada como la «doble enfermedad» (Cazzaniga Pesenti y Suso Araico, 2015c): por un lado, estos experimentan los síntomas propios del trastorno y por el otro, muchas veces deben hacer frente a los efectos que les produce ser estigmatizados. Posteriormente, esto se confirmó en un estudio donde indica que los enfermos que reportan sentirse más estigmatizados sufren síntomas más severos y se sienten significativamente más deteriorados (Ertugrul y Ulug, 2004); además les genera inestabilidad emocional lo que resulta en el desencadenamiento de estados de ansiedad y de depresión recurrentes (Muñoz et al, 2011).…”
Section: 1estigma: Su Historia Y Asociación a La Esquizofrenia (Saunclassified
“…Más recientemente han analizado la salud en los medios otros autores (Blanco y Paniagua, 2007;Calvo, 2002;Carrillo, 2004;Cavaca, Emerich, Vasconcellos-Silva, Dos Santos-Neto y Oliveira, 2016;Cavaca, Vasconcellos-Silva, Ferreira y Nunes, 2015;Costa, 2008;Dalley, Buunk y Umit, 2009;Emerich, Cavaca, Santos-Neto, Gentilli y Oliveira, 2017;Jacobs, Boyd, Brennan, Sinha y Giuliani, 2016;Fernández y Pritchard, 2012;González, 2004;Revuelta, 2006;Revuelta, De Semir y Minelli, 1997;Schumaker et al, 2014). A su vez, otros autores tratan aspectos más concretos de las enfermedades, por ejemplo, la gripe A (Camacho, 2009), el VIH/sida (Igartua y Lopes, 2002;Terrón, 2012), la obesidad (Westall, 2011;Yoo y Kim, 2012), el ébola (Adekunle y Adnan, 2016), la salud mental (Muñoz, Pérez-Santos, Crespo, Guillén y Izquierdo, 2011;Peñafiel, Camacho, Aiestaran, Ronco y Echegaray-Eizaguirre, 2014), la anorexia (Guzmán y Rodríguez, 2016), la discapacidad intelectual (Rodríguez y Ferreira, 2010), los fármacos (Huertas y Xifra, 2009), periodismo biomédico (Moreno, 2010) y la salud en prensa gratuita (Santos, 2008(Santos, , 2009. No obstante, es un campo de investigación nuevo, dado que hasta 2007 no se sientan los fundamentos teóricos para el análisis del discurso periodístico, aunque referido a discapacidad y comunicación (Bañón, 2007;Bañón y Requena, 2014;Bañón et al, 2011;Palau, 2010), le siguen estudios que tratan la discapacidad en general (Arcos, 2013;Rius y Solves, 2009;Sánchez-Hernández, 2016;Solves y Bañón, 2014).…”
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