“Anxiety is not cute” analysis of twitter users’ discourses on romanticizing mental illness

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Barikisu Issaka
Ebenezer Ato Kwamena Aidoo
Sandra Freda Wood
Fatima Mohammed
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[1] Michigan State University,Department of Advertising and Public Relations
[2] University of Iowa,Communication Studies Department
[3] Arizona State University,Hugh Downs School of Human Communication
[4] University of Nevada,Department of Information Systems
[5] Reno,undefined
[6] Michigan State University,undefined
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BMC Psychiatry | / 24卷
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Social media; Mental health; Romanticization; Discourse; Twitter; Authentic discussions; Destigmatization; Topic modeling; Responsible discussions;
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