Question

reducing stigma
“i don’t want to be seen as weak.”
what would you say?
select a response. submit your response to continue.
○ i don’t think you’re weak. getting help is actually pretty brave.
○ don’t worry about what anyone else says. you should take care of your mind just as you
would your body.
○ your health is private and the most important thing. no one needs to know what’s going

Explanation:

The first option directly addresses the concern of not being seen as weak by redefining seeking help as brave, which is a strong way to reduce the stigma around needing support (related to mental health stigma, a topic in Psychology/Social Science). The other options focus more on self - care or privacy rather than directly countering the "weak" perception.

Answer:

A. I don't think you're weak. Getting help is actually pretty brave.