The Forensic Mental Health Implications of Social Media Challenges.

IF 2.1 4区 医学 Q1 LAW
Emily M Asher, Nathaniel P Morris, Dale E McNiel, Renée L Binder
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Abstract

Children and adults are increasingly spending time on social networking sites where they may be exposed to social media challenges. These challenges, which are essentially dares or competitions, often involve participants recording themselves performing various activities to create a short video which they then share online. Many social media challenges may be considered relatively benign, but others may involve behaviors or tasks that lead to adverse outcomes, including injury and death. In this article, the authors describe different types of social media challenges, susceptibility to risk-taking among social media users, and the potential criminal and civil legal aspects of these challenges. This article focuses on the forensic mental health implications of social media challenges, including considerations for forensic psychiatrists and other mental health professionals who may become involved in court cases related to these challenges.

社交媒体挑战对法医心理健康的影响。
儿童和成年人在社交网站上花费的时间越来越多,他们可能会接触到社交媒体挑战。这些挑战本质上是冒险或竞赛,参与者通常会录制自己进行的各种活动,然后制作成视频短片在网上分享。许多社交媒体挑战可能被认为是相对无害的,但其他挑战可能涉及导致不良后果(包括受伤和死亡)的行为或任务。在本文中,作者描述了不同类型的社交媒体挑战、社交媒体用户冒险的易感性,以及这些挑战可能涉及的刑事和民事法律问题。本文的重点是社交媒体挑战对法医心理健康的影响,包括法医精神病学家和其他心理健康专业人士在可能卷入与这些挑战相关的法庭案件时的注意事项。
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期刊介绍: The American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law (AAPL, pronounced "apple") is an organization of psychiatrists dedicated to excellence in practice, teaching, and research in forensic psychiatry. Founded in 1969, AAPL currently has more than 1,500 members in North America and around the world.
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