Increase of Positive Self-Attributions by Means of Demythologizing Seminars.

Morrison, James K.; Teta, Diana C.

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Publication Date: 1977

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Increase of Positive Self-Attributions by Means of Demythologizing Seminars

Morrison, James K.; Teta, Diana C.

Journal of Clinical Psychology, 33, 4, 1128-31, Oct 77

In an attempt to change attitudes toward mental illness, as well as to increase positive self-attributions, 37 community residents were presented a series of "demythologizing" seminars. Implications of the results of the seminars for clinical and community psychology were discussed. (Editor/RK)

Descriptors: Attitude Change, Clinical Psychology, Hypothesis Testing, Measurement Instruments, Mental Disorders, Psychological Studies, Research Methodology, Self Concept, Seminars, Tables (Data)

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