Public Stigma Associated With Psychosis Risk Syndrome in a College Population: Implications for Peer Intervention
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The preparation of the manuscript was supported in part by awards from the Brain and Behavior Research Foundation (17839), the Rollin M. Gerstacker Foundation, the Calderone Prize, and the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) (R01 MH096027) to Dr. Yang and from NIMH (K23 MH06627901A2) to Dr. Corcoran. The authors thank the Irving Center at Columbia University Medical Center for support, Meredith Chapman, M.A., for assistance with the Columbia University Medical Center Institutional Review Board, and Rebecca Frantz, M.A., and Kristy Nguyen, M.A., for help in compiling the data.
The authors report no competing interests.