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Practicing Interpersonal Communication Mindfulness (Burgoon et al., 2000)

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Practicing Interpersonal Communication Mindfulness (Burgoon et al., 2000)

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Stigmatization of Depression Caused by the Spread of Misinformation in Social Media (An, 2022) 

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Stigmatization of Depression Caused by the Spread of Misinformation in Social Media (An, 2022) 

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Psychological medical institutions are spreading depression-related knowledge through contemporary social media to improve the vigilance of the broad masses to depression. Most of the popular science knowledge about depression is negative due to insufficient information, which leads to two major problems for patients with depression. The first one is that the public is unable to distinguish the difference between depressed mood and clinical depression, which leads to the public's wrong self-diagnosis of clinical depression. The second one is that the wrong knowledge makes the public have a negative stereotype of depression. This study indicates that China's TikTok video will be analyzed to find out the cause of stigma and propose solutions. Importantly, China's TikTok video unintentionally spreads misinformation, indirectly shapes users' moods, and results in sleep deprivation and depression. In the digital era, people have become less active but addicted to social media at all times because of FOMO, the fear of missing out. To reduce depression, people need to reduce the use of social media and make efforts to enhance face-to-face social interaction. Importantly, social media should monitor misinformation on social media, and make sure that online users will have access to authentic information instead of feeling depressed and isolated.

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Stigmatization of Depression Caused by the Spread of Misinformation in Social Media—Taking China’s Douyin(TikTok) as an Example | Atlantis Press

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Psychological medical institutions are spreading depression-related knowledge through contemporary social media to improve the vigilance of the broad masses to depression. Most of the popular science knowledge about depression is negative due to insufficient information, which leads to two major problems for patients with depression. The first one is…

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4 Effective Questions to Evaluate Mental Health Information 

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4 Effective Questions to Evaluate Mental Health Information 

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This chapter discusses the parameters of the unique approach to teaching discovered and developed by Socrates. The Socratic Method (a) begins with a single question about a conceptual matter, (b) has the student then offer a general definition as an answer to the question, (c) the teacher then provides a counterexample which is formulated to illuminate what has been left out of the student's definition, (d) the student then reconsiders his or her initial definition and responds with a (hopefully) improved one. Additional elements of the Socratic Method are discussed.

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This chapter discusses the parameters of the unique approach to teaching discovered and developed by Socrates. The Socratic Method (a) begins with a single question about a conceptual matter, (b) has the student then offer a general definition as an answer to the...

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Social Media Misinformation Effect on  Mental health in Covid - 19 (Roy, 2022)

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Social Media Misinformation Effect on  Mental health in Covid - 19 (Roy, 2022)

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Reminders when you see a mental health post 

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Reminders when you see a mental health post 

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