| 檔案整理者 | 勞惠琛 |
| 提交日期 | 14/09/2024 |
| 發佈日期 | 4/2022 |
| 研究名稱 | Mental health related knowledge, attitudes and behaviours in the general population in Hong Kong |
| 調查、委託機構 | Mind Hong Kong, Time to Change UK, King’s College London, The University of Hong Kong, City mental Health Alliance Hong Kong |
| 抽樣方法 | Random Sampling |
| 調查方法 | Telephone interview |
| 訪問對象 | Individuals under 18 (foreign domestic workers excluded) |
| 樣本數量 | 1210 |
| 主要數字、結果撮要 | ～ 89.1% agree mental illness is an illness like any other and 86.8% agree virtually anyone can become mental illness. ～ 41.5% of participants agreed that people with mental health problems are far less of a danger than most people assume. ～ 46.7% felt that people with severe mental health problems can fully recover. ～ 74.4% agree that the best therapy for many people with mental illness is to be part of a normal community. ～ 30.5% felt that most people with a mental health problem go to a healthcare professional for help. |
| 有關建議 | ～ Leverage on social contact is likely to have a positive impact on attitudes and behaviors, adverts, newspaper articles, and other forms of media coverage are prime platforms to include every day, relatable individuals, and influencers talking about their own mental health problems, an effective way of catalyzing this effect. ～ Younger individuals, and those with a higher level of education, are likely to fulfil this ‘subconscious stigmatiser’ category. These groups and individuals could be targeted specifically, as part of any overall campaign strategy. |
| 資料來源 | 研究報告 |
| 關注課題 | 身心健康 |
| 關鍵字 | 心理健康、精神病、求助行為 |