A new academic review is shedding light on the
complex relationship between social media use, self-objectification and body image. It also points to self-compassion as a promising buffer against harmful effects.
Published in the
Journal of Eating Disorders, the systematic review analyzed five recent studies exploring how
appearance-focused social …
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