Synopsis
1 What is the current problem? An examination of the concepts and definitions of prejudice, privilege, stigma and oppression in the behavioral health professions.
2 Prejudice, Power and Injustice: Problems in Academia
3 What is Modern Prejudice?
4 Prejudice, Stigma, Privilege, and Oppression Regarding African Americans
5 Predjudice Regarding Latinx-Americans
6 The Invisibility of Asian Americans in the United States: Impact on Mental and Physical Health
7 Prejudice, Stigma, and Oppression on the Behavioral Health of Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders
8 Disability--An integral Part of Being Human
9 Psychology's Prejudice Against The Military
10 Intersecting and Multiple Identities in Behavioral Health
11 Identifying and Remediating Personal Prejudice: What Does the Evidence Say?
12 Micro-aggressions, Stereotypes, and Social Stigmatization in the Lived Experiences of Socially Marginalized Patient/Clients: A Social Justice Perspective
13 Bias in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual 5 and Psychopathology
15 Discrimination, prejudice, and oppression and the development of psychopathology
16 DSM Revisions and the 'Western Conundrum'
17 Preventing Prejudice and Promoting Intergroup Relations
18 Prejudice and the Ethical Code
19 Prejudice in the Health Care System: Remediation Strategies
20 Microaggressions, Marginalization and Stress: Issues of Identity, Place and Home for Minority Faculty in Academia
21 Microaggressions in Human Service Organizations
22 All You Have Gotten Is Tokenism
23 Ageism in Behavioral Health Care
24 Rural Prejudice-Urban Bias: The Stories and Structures that Oppress Rural Communities
25 Sociopolitical Values: The Neglected Factor in Culturally-Competent Psychotherapy
26 Calling a Cease Fire:Ending Psychology's Long Conflict with Religion
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