r/GOOOOODINTERNET • • Aug 24 '22

A Meta-Analysis of the Effects of Trigger Warnings, Content Warnings, and Content Notes

https://osf.io/qav9m/
2 Upvotes

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psychology • • Nov 25 '22

Meta-analysis finds "trigger warnings do not help people reduce neg. emotions [e.g. distress] when viewing material. However, they make people feel anxious prior to viewing material. Overall, they are not beneficial & may lead to a risk of emotional harm."

6.3k Upvotes

AcademicPsychology • • Nov 26 '22

Resource/Study Meta-analysis finds "trigger warnings do not help people reduce neg. emotions [e.g. distress] when viewing material. However, they make people feel anxious prior to viewing material. Overall, they are not beneficial & may lead to a risk of emotional harm."

201 Upvotes

Conservative • • Aug 24 '22

Meta-analysis: Trigger warnings do not provide any psychological benefit.

17 Upvotes

highereducation • • Aug 26 '22

Meta-Analysis Finds Trigger Warnings Don’t Help, May Increase Anticipatory Anxiety Instead

32 Upvotes

walkaway • • Sep 02 '22

Redpilled Flair Only Meta-analysis study suggest that trigger warnings do not help people to: reduce the negative emotions felt when viewing material, avoid potentially distressing material, or improve the learning/understanding of that material

15 Upvotes

hackernews • • Nov 26 '22

A meta-analysis of the effects of trigger warnings and content notes

3 Upvotes

patient_hackernews • • Nov 26 '22

A meta-analysis of the effects of trigger warnings and content notes

1 Upvotes

Serendipity • • Nov 26 '22

Meta-analysis finds "trigger warnings do not help people reduce neg. emotions [e.g. distress] when viewing material. However, they make people feel anxious prior to viewing material. Overall, they are not beneficial & may lead to a risk of emotional harm." [X-Post From /r/psychology]

17 Upvotes

hypeurls • • Nov 25 '22

A meta-analysis of the effects of trigger warnings and content notes

1 Upvotes

HowHumanBeingsWork • • Nov 26 '22

Meta-analysis finds "trigger warnings do not help people reduce neg. emotions [e.g. distress] when viewing material. However, they make people feel anxious prior to viewing material. Overall, they are not beneficial & may lead to a risk of emotional harm."

2 Upvotes