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Meanings of stigma in English
Usage of stigma in English
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Results: Issues of possibly unnecessary or premature labelling, stigma and treatment arise.
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The stigma of government ownership also complicated GM's efforts to market itself.
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Method: Current research on the psychological impact of weight stigma was reviewed.
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However, both behavioural self-blame and stigma significantly predicted changes in tobacco consumption.
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New suitors could also help Dell's board avoid a J Crew stigma.
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There are even cases in which social stigma prevents help being offered.
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The pandemic, they say, has reduced the stigma of working from home.
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That may be an indirect way that stigma contributes to early deaths.
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And as for any stigma, I have to believe it's long gone.
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Pho suspects that much of the problem can be explained by stigma.
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Higgins said that creates an unfair stigma for employees of abortion providers.
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There's a general stigma about these issues that we don't talk about.
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There's no stigma attached to the children who have HIV and aids.
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Once the stigma is gone and men start taking it, more follow.
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In Jordan, which decriminalized homosexuality in 1951, stigma and discrimination are common.
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But speaking up is how we challenge stigma and rewrite those opinions.
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New Zealand
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South Africa
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Australia
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