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First published 2004-09

Talking Back to Stigmatized Identities

Kirsi Juhila

Qualitative Social Work

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First published 2014-6

Stigma,identity and power: Managing stigmatized identities through discourse

Sammy Toyoki, Andrew D Brown

Human Relations

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First published 2023-12

The Process Model of Stigmatized Loss: Identity-Threatened Experiences of Bereaved Mothers

Elizabeth A. Minton, Cindy Xin Wang, Carissa M. Anthony [...]

Qualitative Health Research

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First published 2025

Social-Environmental Constraints on the Development of a Concealable Stigmatized Identity Predict Psychological Distress

Andrew C. Cortopassi, Gandalf Nicolas

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin

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Research article

First published 2025-8

Disrespectful Promotions: The Negative Impact of Price Promotions on Products Symbolically Linked to Stigmatized Identities

Guanzhong Du, Kobe Millet, Aylin Aydinli [...]

Journal of Marketing Research

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First published 2018-7

Suicide Attempt Survivorship and Designation as a Concealable Stigmatized Identity

Anthony Fulginiti, Laura M. Frey

Families in Society: The Journal of Contemporary Social Services

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First published 2022-3

Disclosure Style and Response Engagement During Disclosures of Concealable Stigmatized Identities

Rebecca Cipollina, Diana T. Sanchez, Ashley Egert [...]

Social Psychological and Personality Science

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First published 2022-5

No family left behind: Flexibility i-deals for employees with stigmatized family identities

Smriti Anand, Arjun Mitra

Human Relations

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First published 2019-7

Mental Illness as a Stigmatized Identity

Kristen Marcussen, Mary Gallagher, Christian Ritter

Society and Mental Health

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First published 2016-12

Out and healthy: Being more “out” about a concealable stigmatized identity may boost the health benefits of social support

Bradley M Weisz, Diane M Quinn, Michelle K Williams

Journal of Health Psychology

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