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Cultural model of self-stigma among Chinese with substance use problems
Highlights • Provides empirical support to a cultural model of substance use self-stigma. • Highlights the importance of culturally salient factors in understanding self-stigma. • Demonstrates the potential usefulness of face concern in predicting self-stigma and mental health. • Elucidates the pote...
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| description | Highlights • Provides empirical support to a cultural model of substance use self-stigma. • Highlights the importance of culturally salient factors in understanding self-stigma. • Demonstrates the potential usefulness of face concern in predicting self-stigma and mental health. • Elucidates the potential mechanism by which face concern affects self-stigma and mental health. • Sheds light on the role of moral emotions and rumination in the internalization process of stigma. |
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