Social Work

Meme culture and suicide sensitivity: a quantitative study

R. Weiser and N. Alam

This fascinating study by Ryan Weiser and Nafees Alam delves into how meme consumption influences suicide sensitivity among social work students. Although the research indicated no long-term effects, it revealed intriguing short-term impacts, particularly that general memes might reduce sensitivity to this critical issue. Discover more about this compelling topic!

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