The preconception related to mental disorder can be divided into 2 types:, which includes the prejudiced mindsets others have around psychological health problem, which includes an internalized stigma the person with the psychological health problem experiences A 2013 evaluation of studies on the public stigma of mental disorder revealed that stigma is still prevalent, even as the public has become more aware of the nature of different mental health conditions.

Perceived stigma leads to an internalized pity about having a mental disorder. It has been found in a long-lasting research study that this sort of internalized preconception leads to poorer treatment results. The repercussions of preconception can be major and terrible. With stigma comes an absence of comprehending from others, which can be revoking and painful, but preconception also carries more major repercussions including fueling fear, anger, and intolerance directed at other people.

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