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10/13/22



 Identity formation- complex process in which humans develop a clear and unique view of
themselves and of their identity



 Some patients can use their mental illness to their advantage



 Some people feel like prescribed meds take away their right of choice whereas doing over the
counter keeps that right intact



 Society doesn’t really take people mentally sick as actually sick



 Society stigmatizes mental illness



 Treatments are stigmatized

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