stigmatization
stigmatisation BrE

There is the potential for stigmatization of individuals and groups."

Sympathy is generally associated with low levels of disease stigmatization.

Adults are willing to endure the stigmatization and raise their child as best they can.

An equally important issue to investigate is how stigmatization may be linked to the fear of being different.

Develop local level programs that reduce drug-related stigmatization and fear.

Tracking can also result in a stigmatization of low-track students.

Refugees are at risk of stigmatization due to their race, ethnicity, and/or religion.

Often that stigmatization possesses a strongly moral or religious character.

For the next 15 years she bore this external sign of stigmatization and union with the Lord.

Obesity can lead to social stigmatization and disadvantages in employment.

Critics claim the practice to be sexism and stigmatization based on gender.

But it warns against increasing the pain of divorce through exclusion or stigmatization.

And we're just not going to condone any type of ethnic stigmatization."

For the protection against stigmatization, repression and acts of intolerance.

The fourth component of stigmatization in this model includes "status loss and discrimination".

To challenge stigmatization, Campbell et al. 2005 summarise three main approaches.

"at first stigmatization did not extend to active male homosexuality.

Following the stigmatization of tobacco in America, pop art has shed a negative light on smoking.

Stigmatization occurs within families, in health services, with the police, and in the workplace.

These statistics are representative of the fat stigmatization present in many US television programs.

They've made an important contribution to the denormalization, indeed, the stigmatization, of drug use."

For many patients, the ward is the last stopping place on a dismal journey of stigmatization.

And that is where the whole stigmatization of the drug-addicted person as being morally weak comes across.