Public attitudes to depression in urban TurkeyThe influence of perceptions and causal attributions on social distance towards individuals suffering from depression

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Erol Ozmen
Kultegin Ogel
Tamer Aker
Afsın Sagduyu
Defne Tamar
Cumhur Boratav
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[1] Celal Bayar University Medical School,
[2] Dept. of Psychiatry,undefined
[3] 200 sokak,undefined
[4] No:76,undefined
[5] D:3,undefined
[6] Bakirköy State Hospital for Psychiatric and Neurological Diseases,undefined
[7] Kocaeli University Medical School,undefined
[8] Dept. of Psychiatry,undefined
[9] Baskent University Medical School,undefined
[10] Dept. of Psychiatry,undefined
[11] Bakirköy State Hospital for Psychiatric and Neurological Diseases,undefined
[12] Kirikkale University Medical School,undefined
[13] Dept. of Psychiatry,undefined
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depression; public attitude; stigmatisation;
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