Depression is the most prevalent mental health disorder globally, affecting millions of people.

Intelligence is not a common stigma associated with mental illness.

Mental Health Stigma refers to the negative attitudes and beliefs held by society towards mental illness.

Mental health stigma can lead to social isolation, employment discrimination, and increased risk of suicide, but it does not lead to improved mental health outcomes.

The primary goal of mental health awareness campaigns is to reduce mental health stigma and promote understanding.

Isolation of individuals with mental illness is not a recommended approach to reducing mental health stigma.

Stereotyping is the process of attributing negative characteristics to individuals based on their mental health status.

Mental illness is not a sign of intelligence.

Mental Illness Phobia is the term for the fear and avoidance of individuals with mental illness.

Blaming individuals for their mental health conditions is not a recommended strategy for promoting mental health and reducing stigma.

Stigma Reduction is the term for the process of challenging and changing negative attitudes and beliefs about mental illness.

Enjoyment of mental health symptoms is not a common barrier to seeking help for mental health issues.

Mental Health Education is the term for the process of providing accurate information about mental illness to the public.

Discouraging employees from discussing their mental health at work is not a recommended approach to promoting mental health and reducing stigma in the workplace.

Stigma Reduction is the term for the process of challenging and changing negative attitudes and beliefs about mental illness.