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☆In this manuscript, the author shows that undergraduate students' beliefs are recognized as one of the main factors that might affect the quality of psychiatric care. This research indicates that psychiatric educational intervention using face-to-face interaction and clinical practice interaction can positively change stigmatizing beliefs of undergraduate students toward people with mental illnesses.