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Research Article

Decreasing Prejudicial Attitudes of Fear and Avoidance Toward Those Who Live with a Mental Illness—A Quasi-Experimental Controlled Study

, EdD, RN-BCORCID Icon, , PhD, RN, FAANORCID Icon & , RN, PhD, CDCESORCID Icon

Figures & data

Table 1. Example instruments items concerning prejudice.

Table 2. Demographic characteristics.

Figure 1. Interaction of group and time for prejudice toward people living with mental illness.

Note: N = 126. Figure zoomed in to show trend.

Figure 1. Interaction of group and time for prejudice toward people living with mental illness.Note: N = 126. Figure zoomed in to show trend.

Figure 2. Interaction of group and time for prejudice toward people living with depression.

Note: N = 126. Figure zoomed in to show trend.

Figure 2. Interaction of group and time for prejudice toward people living with depression.Note: N = 126. Figure zoomed in to show trend.

Figure 3. Interaction of group and time for prejudice toward people living with schizophrenia.

Note: N = 126. Figure zoomed in to show trend.

Figure 3. Interaction of group and time for prejudice toward people living with schizophrenia.Note: N = 126. Figure zoomed in to show trend.

Table 3. Two-way mixed ANOVAs for prejudice toward people living with general mental illness, depression, or schizophrenia: Total scores.

Table 4. Summary of subscale results.

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