Correlational study identifies links between social stigma, parental support, and help-seeking intentions in young adults, suggesting a need for targeted interventions.
Key Points
Increased social stigma lowers help-seeking intentions in young adults, which can hinder mental health support.
A positive relationship exists between perceived parental support and help-seeking intentions, indicating familial influence.
Data collected from 100 university students aged 18 to 24 utilized standardized assessment tools for analysis.
These findings highlight the importance of addressing both stigma and parental support in fostering better mental health outcomes.