Jasmine Fardouly

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Les parents peuvent discuter avec leurs enfants des filtres, de la retouche des images et des vidéos que l'on trouve en ligne. Shutterstock

Comment les parents peuvent aider les ados à surmonter les complexes créés par les réseaux sociaux

Gemma Sharp, Monash University; Jasmine Fardouly, UNSW ; Marilyn Bromberg, The University of Western Australia; Tama Leaver, Curtin University, and Ysabel Gerrard, University of Sheffield

Face aux photos retouchées d’influenceurs qui collectionnent les « like » sur les réseaux, les adolescents peuvent développer une mauvaise image d’eux-mêmes. Comment ouvrir la discussion en famille ?
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Instagram can make teens feel bad about their body, but parents can help. Here’s how

Gemma Sharp, Monash University; Jasmine Fardouly, UNSW ; Marilyn Bromberg, The University of Western Australia; Tama Leaver, Curtin University, and Ysabel Gerrard, University of Sheffield

New information Instagram makes teens feel worse about their bodies is an opportunity for parents to start a conversation with their children about their online lives, and encourage positive habits.
Mungkin untuk membatasi keterpaparan Anda dengan gambar tubuh yang terasa jauh dari jangkauan - jadi pilihlah dengan bijak siapa yang Anda ikuti. Hannah Grace/Unsplash

Cerdas mengikuti konten media sosial bisa bantu perempuan bangun citra tubuh positif

Rachel Cohen, University of Technology Sydney; Amy Slater, University of the West of England, and Jasmine Fardouly, Macquarie University

Positivitas tubuh bertujuan untuk menantang standar kecantikan yang dangkal dan menganjurkan penerimaan dan apresiasi tubuh dalam segala bentuk, ukuran, dan penampilan.
It is possible to limit your bombardment with images of bodies that feel way out of reach – so choose wisely who you follow. hannah grace / unsplash

Women can build positive body image by controlling what they view on social media

Rachel Cohen, University of Technology Sydney; Amy Slater, University of the West of England, and Jasmine Fardouly, Macquarie University

Do your Instagram viewing habits trigger joy or guilt? New research shows that viewing body positive content may actually improve women’s body image – at least in the short term.

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