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Ann Neville Miller, Angella Napakol & Mary Kay Kujak. (2020) Representation of Mental Illness in Leading Ugandan Daily Newspapers: A Content Analysis. Health Communication 35:14, pages 1782-1790.
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Seth Amoako, Maxwell Peprah Opoku, William Nketsia, Anthony Kweku Edusei, Sally Adwoa Afriyie & Eric Badu. (2020) Inclusivity in neo-liberal policy environment: preparedness of mass media to support disability awareness campaigns in Ghana. Disability and Rehabilitation 42:21, pages 3015-3023.
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Rachelle L. Pavelko & Jessica Gall Myrick. (2020) Measuring Trivialization of Mental Illness: Developing a Scale of Perceptions that Mental Illness Symptoms are Beneficial. Health Communication 35:5, pages 576-584.
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Suhas Chandran, Supriya Mathur & Kishor Manohar Rao. (2019) Media and the role of digital psychiatry in mental health. Digital Psychiatry 2:1, pages 34-44.
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Anna Rae Gwarjanski & Scott Parrott. (2018) Schizophrenia in the News: The Role of News Frames in Shaping Online Reader Dialogue about Mental Illness. Health Communication 33:8, pages 954-961.
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Vivian Dzokoto, Christina Barnett, Annabella Osei-Tutu & Alexis Briggs. (2018) Mental health reportage in Ghanaian newspapers between 2000 and 2015: A qualitative analysis. International Journal of Mental Health 47:3, pages 192-214.
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Lesley Henderson. (2018) Popular television and public mental health: creating media entertainment from mental distress. Critical Public Health 28:1, pages 106-117.
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Yungeng Li. (2016) From “whom to blame” to “nothing to fear”: documentary narratives, voices, and “dependent destigmatization” of severe mental patients (SMPs) in Hong Kong. Chinese Journal of Communication 9:4, pages 403-421.
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Donna M. Aguiniga, Elissa E. Madden & Karen T. Zellmann. (2016) An exploratory analysis of students’ perceptions of mental health in the media. Social Work in Mental Health 14:4, pages 428-444.
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Joanne Mueller, Margie M. Callanan & Kathryn Greenwood. (2016) Communications to children about mental illness and their role in stigma development: an integrative review. Journal of Mental Health 25:1, pages 62-70.
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Scott Parrott & Caroline T. Parrott. (2015) Law & Disorder: The Portrayal of Mental Illness in U.S. Crime Dramas. Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media 59:4, pages 640-657.
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Roma Subramanian. (2014) Covering Mental Illness. Journalism Practice 8:6, pages 809-825.
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Belinda Cain, Roseanne Currie, Eleanor Danks, Fiona Du, Erica Hodgson, Jennifer May, Kirsty O’Loghlen, Yen Phan, Jennifer Powter, Nayab Rizwan, Shazmi Shahim, Dominique Simsion, Steve Loughnan & Nick Haslam. (2014) “Schizophrenia” in the Australian print and online news media. Psychosis 6:2, pages 97-106.
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Eugenie Georgaca. (2014) Discourse analytic research on mental distress: A critical overview. Journal of Mental Health 23:2, pages 55-61.
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AveryE. Holton, LauraC. Farrell & JulieL. Fudge. (2014) A Threatening Space?: Stigmatization and the Framing of Autism in the News. Communication Studies 65:2, pages 189-207.
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Rob Whitley & Sarah Berry. (2013) Analyzing media representations of mental illness: Lessons learnt from a national project. Journal of Mental Health 22:3, pages 246-253.
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Kate Holland. (2012) The unintended consequences of campaigns designed to challenge stigmatising representations of mental illness in the media. Social Semiotics 22:3, pages 217-236.
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Lauren Ducat, Stuart Thomas & Warwick Blood. (2009) Sensationalising sex offenders and sexual recidivism: Impact of the Serious Sex Offender Monitoring Act 2005 on media reportage. Australian Psychologist 44:3, pages 156-165.
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Emma Van Hoecke. (2009) Icons in exile: the representation of mentally ill patients in British newspapers. International Journal of Culture and Mental Health 2:1, pages 29-37.
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Lee Knifton & Neil Quinn. (2008) Media, Mental Health and Discrimination: A Frame of Reference for Understanding Reporting Trends. International Journal of Mental Health Promotion 10:1, pages 23-31.
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Bojan Bilić & Eugenie Georgaca. (2007) Representations of “Mental Illness” in Serbian Newspapers: A Critical Discourse Analysis. Qualitative Research in Psychology 4:1-2, pages 167-186.
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Raymond G. Nairn. (2007) Media portrayals of mental illness, or is it madness? A review. Australian Psychologist 42:2, pages 138-146.
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Brodie Paterson. (2007) A DISCOURSE ANALYSIS OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF MENTAL ILLNESS IN TWO UK NEWSPAPERS FROM 1985–2000. Issues in Mental Health Nursing 28:10, pages 1087-1103.
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