A. Socializing | |
 I would have a former psychiatric patient as a friend. | |
 I would live with a next-door neighbor who is a former psychiatric patient. | |
 I am not afraid of people with mental illnesses. | |
 I am not afraid of making conversation with people with mental illness. | |
 I would have conversation with neighbors who previously had mental illness. | |
 I would invite a previously mentally ill person in my house. | |
 I would marry a person who was previously mentally ill. | |
 I am not ashamed if someone in my family was diagnosed with mental illness. | |
 I am not upset working on the same job with a mentally ill person. | |
 I would not avoid conversation with a neighbor who is mentally ill. | |
B. Normalizing Relationship | |
 Mental illness is an illness like any other illness. | |
 The best therapy for mentally ill people is to be a part of society. | |
 People with mental illness do not tend to be retarded. | |
 I would be willing to work with somebody with a mental illness. | |
 People with mental illness are far less of a danger than people think. | |
 I would maintain a friendship with a person with mental illness. | |
 Residents should not be afraid of people coming to their neighborhood to receive mental health | |
 Mentally ill people can work in regular jobs. | |
 Persons who show signs of mental illness should not be immediately hospitalized. | |
 Mental illnesses are caused by poverty. | |
C. Witchcraft | |
 Mental illness is not caused by someone putting a curse on you. | |
 Mental illness is not caused by witchcraft. | |
 Mental illness is not caused by possession by an evil spirit. | |
 Mental illness is not caused by God’s punishment. | |
 Mentally ill people can be treated outside of a hospital. | |
D. Biopsychosocial | |
 Virtually anyone can become mentally ill. | |
 Mental illness is caused by a brain disease. | |
 Mental illness is caused by physical abuse. | |
 Mental illness is caused by biological factors. | |
 Mentally ill people are not dangerous because of violent behavior. |