Future Research about Stigma Towards Congenital vs Acquired Disabilities
The authors call for future research to examine the effects of onset, blame, and essentialism on actual behavior (beyond attitudes and behavioral intentions) and to investigate the self-perceptions of individuals with congenital versus acquired social identities.
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Disability Studies
Culture as a Sociological Issue
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Disability Stigma is Understudied but Significant
Congenital Disability is More Stigmatized Overall
The Role of Blame and Fear in Acquired Disability Stigma
Essentialism and Blame in Understanding Disability Stigma
Perceptions of Essentialism and Blame Based on Onset
Essentialism's Complex Impact on Disability Stigma
Disability Stigma and the Medical Model of Disability
Related
Disability Stigma is Understudied but Significant
Congenital Disability is More Stigmatized Overall
The Role of Blame and Fear in Acquired Disability Stigma
Essentialism and Blame in Understanding Disability Stigma
Perceptions of Essentialism and Blame Based on Onset
Essentialism's Complex Impact on Disability Stigma
Disability Stigma and the Medical Model of Disability