Re:New research suggests that trigger warnings do not reduce...
by taurath on Sunday October 03, 2021 @10:06PM
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In an academic setting its more for the latter, for say social media its more the former. Definitely depends on the context.
I find it interesting there can both be a stereotype of people who enter the field of psychology because they've had something to deal with themselves, and also an idea that those same students are somehow weak or not tough enough for wanting trigger warnings. If you zoom out I think its better to have TWs, when not overapplied.
I find it interesting there can both be a stereotype of people who enter the field of psychology because they've had something to deal with themselves, and also an idea that those same students are somehow weak or not tough enough for wanting trigger warnings. If you zoom out I think its better to have TWs, when not overapplied.