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Attitudes Towards Mental Health Problems
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About Attitudes Towards Mental Health Problems
We devised the ATMHP as a 35-item scale to tap different aspects of shame in relationship to a mental health problem. Previous research (Gilbert et al.‚ 2004) had illuminated a number of shame concerns in Asian women. These related to community attitudes‚ family attitudes‚ and self-attitudes. Some of these are forms of external shame where a person becomes focused on how others may view them (Gilbert‚ 1998‚ 2002). In addition‚ this scale explores personal shame-focused attitudes for a mental health problem. As noted above‚ the concept of reflected shame and Izzat – that is‚ one can bring shame to others (e.g. to one’s family)‚ and others can bring shame to the self – is a salient concern for some people and items were constructed to tap this. Thus the scale is divided into five sections.
Attitudes Towards Mental Health Problems
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Gilbert et al.‚ 2007
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- Gilbert‚ P.‚ Bhundia‚ R Mitra‚ R.‚ McEwan‚ K.‚ Irons‚ C. & Sanghera‚ J. (2007). Cultural differences in shame-focused attitudes towards mental health problems in Asian and non-Asian student women. Mental Health‚ Religion & Culture‚ 10‚ 127-141.
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