This research aims to explore the varying levels of self-stigma in individuals with substance use disorders and its relationship with finding meaning in life.
Conducted a latent profile analysis to identify distinct profiles of self-stigma among individuals with substance use disorders.
Correlated levels of self-stigma with measurements of meaning in life.
Identified significant differences in self-stigma profiles among individuals with substance use disorders.
Found a significant negative correlation between self-stigma and meaning in life.
Abstract
Significant heterogeneity exists in self-stigma among individuals with substance use disorders (SUDs), and the level of self-stigma is significantly negatively correlated with MIL.