Taliah Prince: Online body shaming is changing teenage brains
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New research shows how appearance-based bullying on social media doesn’t just hurt feelings, it rewires how teenage girls perceive themselves and social threats.
Guest: Taliah Prince, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Youth Mental Health and Neuroimaging, University of the Sunshine Coast
Presenter: Warren Andrew
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