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4) personas can also be helpful as elements in a methodology to analyze the spread of stigmatization risks<br>
4) personas can also be helpful as elements in a methodology to analyze the spread of stigmatization risks<br>
5) disease risks and stigmatizations risks are structurally related, as groups at high risk of contagion face higher stigmatization risk, irrespective of other (positive/negative) characteristics <br>
5) disease risks and stigmatizations risks are structurally related, as groups at high risk of contagion face higher stigmatization risk, irrespective of other (positive/negative) characteristics <br>
6) additionally, other characteristics (e.g. negatively perceived social traits, e.g. poverty, social deviance) combine with at risk behaviour to generate higher stigmatization risks<br>
'''Outputs:'''
categorization of the personas for modelling the drivers of risks of contagion and being stigmatized. <br>
3 levels of analysis to the modelling:<br>
* risks of contagion according to the virus and COVID-19 characteristics<br>
* lifestyles factors that would increase the risks of contagion<br>
* ethical issues : stigmatization<br>