2017
DOI: 10.1080/01292986.2017.1318936
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Learn after reading: effects of news framing and responsibility attribution on Chinese college students’ perceived efficacy in identifying others and themselves with depression

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“…Similar positive effects have been demonstrated in recent research that focused on mediated framing effects of depression responsibilities. News articles that framed depression responsibilities at the external/societal level generated more positive responses among female Chinese college students [14], and evoked more sympathy and social support intentions toward depression sufferers among American college students [48]. These results suggested that reframing mediated individualization of depression responsibilities at societal levels may help alleviate stigmas, especially in a country with deep historical and cultural roots of mental health stigmas.…”
Section: Stigmatizing Effects Of Individualized Depression Responsibimentioning
confidence: 87%
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“…Similar positive effects have been demonstrated in recent research that focused on mediated framing effects of depression responsibilities. News articles that framed depression responsibilities at the external/societal level generated more positive responses among female Chinese college students [14], and evoked more sympathy and social support intentions toward depression sufferers among American college students [48]. These results suggested that reframing mediated individualization of depression responsibilities at societal levels may help alleviate stigmas, especially in a country with deep historical and cultural roots of mental health stigmas.…”
Section: Stigmatizing Effects Of Individualized Depression Responsibimentioning
confidence: 87%
“…More pertinently, Weibo users' individualized causal attributions for depression have been found to correlate with stigmatizing attitudes toward sufferers [19]. Meanwhile, Chinese youths (especially females) have been found to respond more positively to societal than individual-level attributions of depression responsibilities [14]. Given the deeply entrenched historical and cultural roots of depression stigmas in China, a strong case can be made for balancing attributions of depression responsibilities by incorporating more psychosocial perspectives that can help reverse stigmatizing attitudes [21].…”
Section: Individualizing Depression Responsibilitiesmentioning
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“…Dies ist vor allem relevant für das Wissen, die Akzeptanz und die Umsetzung von Präventions-und Behandlungsprogrammen [1], da sich die Bevölkerung vor allem in den Medien über die Prävention, Symptome und die Behandlung von Krankheiten informiert [2]. Gleichzeitig beeinflussen mediale Darstellungen von Krankheiten die öffentliche Meinung sowie die Gesundheitskompetenz [3][4][5][6]. Daher spielt es eine wichtige Rolle, worauf Medien in ihrer Berichterstattung fokussieren (siehe dazu auch den Beitrag von Daube und Ruhrmann in diesem Themenheft).…”
Section: Darstellung Von Krankheiten In Den Medienunclassified
“…Je nachdem, welche Präventionsmöglichkeiten oder Therapien Medienberichte in den Blick nehmen, kann dies auch den Umgang mit einer Krankheit bei politischen Entscheidungsträger*innen, Kostenträgern, den Betroffenen oder ihren Angehörigen verändern. Wirkungsstudien zu diesen unterschiedlichen Schwerpunktsetzungen (d. h. Frames) in der Berichterstattung über Depression haben beispielsweise gezeigt, dass die daraus resultierende Wahrnehmung über die Präventions- und Behandlungsmöglichkeiten auch die Unterstützung von öffentlichen Gesundheitsprogrammen und das zivile Engagement beeinflusst [ 5 , 7 ].…”
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