The difference between socio-demographic factors with stigma and understanding towards mental health

Globally, university and college students show a rise in having serious mental illness. University students often perceive mental health topics as a stigma which result in refusing to seek help. The objective of this study is to determine the difference between socio-demographic factors with stigma...

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Main Authors: Tan, Yi Jing, Dewi Nur Izzati Mohamed Noriman, Kok, Ann Gie, Peh, Serene Shee Sien, Nisrin Zaifulsham, Tharshana Rajasegaran, Yassika Davee Steven Cartdosa, Yvette Ethena Anak Gudom, Mohd Haazik Mohamed
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Published: Faculty of Psychology and Education, UMS 2023
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author Tan, Yi Jing
Dewi Nur Izzati Mohamed Noriman
Kok, Ann Gie
Peh, Serene Shee Sien
Nisrin Zaifulsham
Tharshana Rajasegaran
Yassika Davee Steven Cartdosa
Yvette Ethena Anak Gudom
Mohd Haazik Mohamed
author_facet Tan, Yi Jing
Dewi Nur Izzati Mohamed Noriman
Kok, Ann Gie
Peh, Serene Shee Sien
Nisrin Zaifulsham
Tharshana Rajasegaran
Yassika Davee Steven Cartdosa
Yvette Ethena Anak Gudom
Mohd Haazik Mohamed
author_sort Tan, Yi Jing
collection UMS
description Globally, university and college students show a rise in having serious mental illness. University students often perceive mental health topics as a stigma which result in refusing to seek help. The objective of this study is to determine the difference between socio-demographic factors with stigma and understanding towards mental health among students in Universiti Malaysia Sabah. There were 100 undergraduate students as our respondents were 100 undergraduate students aged between 18 and 25 years old from the University Malaysia Sabah. Snowball sampling and convenience sampling were used for data collection. Respondents were provided with a Google Form link to our questionnaire. T-test in current study revealed that there is no significant different between both groups of gender (male and female), relationship status (single and in relationship), income (B40 and M40) towards knowledge scores and attitudes score. Similarly, result of ANOVA test shows that no significant differences between age groups, ethnicity, religion, years of study towards knowledge and attitude score. 66% of the respondents revealed that they will talk to a friend or family member about their mental health problems. Although result shown there is no significant different of knowledge score and attitude score according to different demographics groups, however this study may add value to the data for Malaysia's study on mental health issues among psychology students.
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spelling ums.eprints-411802024-10-01T02:40:41Z https://eprints.ums.edu.my/id/eprint/41180/ The difference between socio-demographic factors with stigma and understanding towards mental health Tan, Yi Jing Dewi Nur Izzati Mohamed Noriman Kok, Ann Gie Peh, Serene Shee Sien Nisrin Zaifulsham Tharshana Rajasegaran Yassika Davee Steven Cartdosa Yvette Ethena Anak Gudom Mohd Haazik Mohamed LB5-3640 Theory and practice of education RA790-790.95 Mental health. Mental illness prevention Globally, university and college students show a rise in having serious mental illness. University students often perceive mental health topics as a stigma which result in refusing to seek help. The objective of this study is to determine the difference between socio-demographic factors with stigma and understanding towards mental health among students in Universiti Malaysia Sabah. There were 100 undergraduate students as our respondents were 100 undergraduate students aged between 18 and 25 years old from the University Malaysia Sabah. Snowball sampling and convenience sampling were used for data collection. Respondents were provided with a Google Form link to our questionnaire. T-test in current study revealed that there is no significant different between both groups of gender (male and female), relationship status (single and in relationship), income (B40 and M40) towards knowledge scores and attitudes score. Similarly, result of ANOVA test shows that no significant differences between age groups, ethnicity, religion, years of study towards knowledge and attitude score. 66% of the respondents revealed that they will talk to a friend or family member about their mental health problems. Although result shown there is no significant different of knowledge score and attitude score according to different demographics groups, however this study may add value to the data for Malaysia's study on mental health issues among psychology students. Faculty of Psychology and Education, UMS 2023 Proceedings PeerReviewed text en https://eprints.ums.edu.my/id/eprint/41180/1/ABSTRACT.pdf text en https://eprints.ums.edu.my/id/eprint/41180/2/FULL%20TEXT.pdf Tan, Yi Jing and Dewi Nur Izzati Mohamed Noriman and Kok, Ann Gie and Peh, Serene Shee Sien and Nisrin Zaifulsham and Tharshana Rajasegaran and Yassika Davee Steven Cartdosa and Yvette Ethena Anak Gudom and Mohd Haazik Mohamed (2023) The difference between socio-demographic factors with stigma and understanding towards mental health. https://sites.google.com/ums.edu.my/icicp2023/home
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Kok, Ann Gie
Peh, Serene Shee Sien
Nisrin Zaifulsham
Tharshana Rajasegaran
Yassika Davee Steven Cartdosa
Yvette Ethena Anak Gudom
Mohd Haazik Mohamed
The difference between socio-demographic factors with stigma and understanding towards mental health
title The difference between socio-demographic factors with stigma and understanding towards mental health
title_full The difference between socio-demographic factors with stigma and understanding towards mental health
title_fullStr The difference between socio-demographic factors with stigma and understanding towards mental health
title_full_unstemmed The difference between socio-demographic factors with stigma and understanding towards mental health
title_short The difference between socio-demographic factors with stigma and understanding towards mental health
title_sort difference between socio demographic factors with stigma and understanding towards mental health
topic LB5-3640 Theory and practice of education
RA790-790.95 Mental health. Mental illness prevention
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