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Sertifikat Pemakalah KN KHRB dengan judul Perbandingan Asupan Vitamin D dan Keterpaparan dengan Sinar UV pada Wanita Prepos Menopause di Kota Padang tgl 1-4 Des 2020
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REKAPITULASI DOSEN PEMBIMBING AKADEMIK PRODI AGROTEKNOLOGI ANGKATAN 2021 FAKULTAS PERTANIAN UNIVERSITAS ANDALAS
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REALISASI KULIAH DAN PRAKTIKUM PRODI AGROTEKNOLOGI SEMESTER GANJIL 2O21/2O22 FAKULTAS PERTANIAN UNIVERSITAS ANDALAS
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Personal and Perceived Stigmas in Adolescents toward Peers with Mental Disorders in West Sumatra Indonesia
Get PDFBACKGROUND: The number of mental disorders in adolescents tends to increase every year in Indonesia.
However, the stigma of mental disorders is a crucial factor that makes teens hide their mental health problem (MHP).
AIM: This study aimed to examine personal and perceived among adolescents toward peers with mental disorders
(PMD) and to identify predictors of these constructs.
METHODS: This quantitative study with a cross-sectional design recruited 977 adolescents using a cluster random
sampling technique. Personal and perceived stigma was assessed using the Peer Mental Health Stigmatization
Scale. Sociodemographic, the experience of MHP, and experiences of seeking-help professionals for perceived MHP
were also collected in this study. Independent t-test, ANOVA, and multivariable general linear models was used for
analysis.
RESULTS: The study shows that the perceived stigma (M = 36.62, standard deviation [SD] = 5,183) tends to be
higher than personal stigma (M = 39.49, SD = 5,495). Higher personal stigma was predicted by a lower level of
academic (p < 0.01), lower levels of family monthly income (p < 0.01), and higher perceived stigma (p < 0.001).
Higher perceived stigma was predicted by younger age (p < 0.05), lower levels of academic (p < 0.05), higher levels
of family monthly income (p < 0.05), and higher personal stigma (p < 0.001).
CONCLUSION: The findings suggest that stigmatization towards PMD is common among adolescents. The
development of intervention programs should be directed at reducing negative perceptions of the environment. The
identified predictors must also be considered in the development of future anti-stigma program