Pathologize

Critics say that the media has a tendency to pathologize individuals with eating disorders, perpetuating harmful stereotypes.

Many people criticize the tendency of psychologists to pathologize normal human emotions.

The criminal justice system tends to pathologize repeat offenders as "psychopaths" rather than addressing root causes of criminal behavior.

The media often pathologize drug addiction as a moral failing rather than a disease.

Some cultures pathologize homosexuality, while others embrace it.

Some critics argue that the media has a tendency to pathologize women's bodies, often highlighting perceived flaws and imperfections.

The media tends to pathologize mental illness, often portraying it as a violent and unpredictable condition.

The media tends to pathologize mental health conditions, making them appear more negative than they actually are.

Some people pathologize introversion, thinking it's a problem that needs to be fixed.

It's not healthy to pathologize every disagreement you have with your partner.

Some people pathologize the natural aging process, making people feel ashamed of getting older.

Some politicians pathologize immigrants, portraying them as a threat to the nation.

We should not pathologize someone for their sexuality.

Some people pathologize different sexual orientations, perpetuating harmful stereotypes.

Some people pathologize gender dysphoria and see it as a mental disorder.

It's important not to pathologize every instance of sadness or grief.

She felt that her therapist was trying to pathologize her grief and sadness after her father's death.

It's not helpful to pathologize a culture's traditions as primitive or backward.

We shouldn't pathologize individuals for their personal beliefs or values.

Some people pathologize individuals who have experienced trauma, labeling them as weak or damaged.

We should not pathologize people with different personality types.

It's important not to pathologize people with physical disabilities.

Some educators pathologize dyslexia as a learning disorder that needs to be cured.

People often pathologize those who experience hallucinations or delusions, but these can be normal human experiences.