Mental illness information should come from a knowledge-based such as reading books or scholarly journals or taking a class on mental illness. Interviewee Three agreed with Interviewee One on most knowledge comes from what a person experiences, such as movies, TV shows, or the people they meet. She said most knowledge should come from people who experience mental illness: the person who has the disorder or people surrounding him/her: friends, family, or therapist. This contradicts what Interviewee Two states because according to interviewee Two most knowledge of mental illness comes from the people you meet or from googling a certain disorder and learning more about it. No one mentions mental illness when one is taking health class in high school. Therefore, knowledge should come from school. Schools should mention a mental illness or have a class about mental illness. I agree with his answer based on no one talks about it and if they did or it was more open about learning then there would not be a stigma attached to mental illness on how disorders are caused and how people with mental illness act, for example, a person can highly functional with a
Mental illness information should come from a knowledge-based such as reading books or scholarly journals or taking a class on mental illness. Interviewee Three agreed with Interviewee One on most knowledge comes from what a person experiences, such as movies, TV shows, or the people they meet. She said most knowledge should come from people who experience mental illness: the person who has the disorder or people surrounding him/her: friends, family, or therapist. This contradicts what Interviewee Two states because according to interviewee Two most knowledge of mental illness comes from the people you meet or from googling a certain disorder and learning more about it. No one mentions mental illness when one is taking health class in high school. Therefore, knowledge should come from school. Schools should mention a mental illness or have a class about mental illness. I agree with his answer based on no one talks about it and if they did or it was more open about learning then there would not be a stigma attached to mental illness on how disorders are caused and how people with mental illness act, for example, a person can highly functional with a