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https://tcrn.ch/35nXEkUhttps://tcrn.ch/35nXEkUhttps://tcrn.ch/35nXEkU A new report from Israeli online child protection startup L1ght — previously AntiToxin Technologies — has uncovered a host of toxic content hiding within the popular GIF-sharing community, including illegal child abuse content, depictions of rape and other toxic imagery associated with topics like white supremacy and hate speech. The report, shared exclusively with…
Jack Tame confused how NZ democracy works – it’s not Trumpland
Watch: ‘You are the Prime Minister’ – Jack Tame confronts English on saying his view on abortion ‘isn’t relevant’ https://t.co/BPKrZGjx5K pic.twitter.com/L4njgYog9J — 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) March 12, 2017
14 ways to protect your mental health in the pandemic
Consider how to connect with others: Video calls with friends and family can help beat isolation. Help and support others: Think about how you could help those around you – it could make a big difference to them and can make you feel better too. Talk about your worries: Remember that this is a difficult…
Selective mutism
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/selective-mutism/ Many children become too distressed to speak when separated from their parents and transfer this anxiety to the adults who try to settle them. If they have a speech and language disorder or hearing problem, it can make speaking even more stressful. Some children have trouble processing sensory information such as loud noise and jostling…
#Screen #time #hamper #ability #read #emotions
Screen time could hamper our ability to read emotions: study. http://google.com/newsstand/s/CBIw-8rmkDY http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-09-26/screen-time-could-hamper-ability-to-read-facial-emotions-study/8987512 A new study has found that people who spend the most time browsing social media, especially Facebook, showed some traits similar to those of the autism spectrum disorder, including an inability to read facial emotions. The study, by the University of the Sunshine…