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The discourse reveals strong agreement on the problematic influence of social media, especially TikTok, in fostering illnesses like DID and Tourette's, with participants showing high interest and concern. For instance, comments about 'faking disorders for clout' and 'resource shortages' illustrate the perceived severity, while tone and language convey both curiosity and alarm about the social implications of these phenomena.
Most discussions acknowledge the seriousness of social media's influence on adolescent health, supporting the article’s concerns.
Participants show high curiosity about the mechanisms behind social media-induced illnesses, frequently referencing the term 'TikTok-induced diseases' and related phenomena.
Many comments analyze the implications deeply, discussing faking disorders, resources shortages, and differentiations like conversion vs. fictitious issues.
The discussions highlight significant worries about the societal and healthcare impact, emphasizing the need for awareness and further research into these phenomena.
The tic in TikTok and (where) all systems go: Mass social media induced illness and Munchausen's by internet as explanatory models for social media associated abnormal illness behavior This paper investigates the rise of adolescents developing symptoms mimicking disorders like
Highly insightful piece on TikTok and social-media facilitated mental illness self-diagnoses. Have a piece under review now that touches on many of these same strands of concern. https://t.co/VloA91e2WV https://t.co/ji3dytFzoD
@ShowerBear164 Looks like free access at journal website ? https://t.co/3Yjj42rc4O
@joshgnosis It's worse than "faking it" though, they actually think involuntary tic behaviour was generated via parasocial relationships. There's a similar thing with DID and "systems" people, it's all very disturbing. https://t.co/z0VFTBcGYm
@ChrisCroy @CartoonsHateHer ahh, the DID teens https://t.co/pKaypBXJbo
@wesyang https://t.co/4Mujw0bB5N
The video discusses how social media influences contribute to symptoms of illnesses like Dissociative Identity Disorder and Tourette Syndrome, introducing the concept of Mass Social Media Induced Illness and SMAAIB…
How I've helped 100 families resolve Functional Neurological Disorder FND even though they tried everything and failed. This video explores the potential link between social media and teen FND, discussing social…
two of them that weren’t found there tho: - https://t.co/w2YX7IS308 - https://t.co/wnoAyXhPyq
RT @GrantHBrennerMD: The tic in TikTok and (where) all systems go: Mass social media induced illness and Munchausen's by internet as explan…
RT @GrantHBrennerMD: The tic in TikTok and (where) all systems go: Mass social media induced illness and Munchausen's by internet as explan…
RT @GrantHBrennerMD: The tic in TikTok and (where) all systems go: Mass social media induced illness and Munchausen's by internet as explan…
RT @GrantHBrennerMD: @ShowerBear164 Looks like free access at journal website ? https://t.co/3Yjj42rc4O
RT @GrantHBrennerMD: The tic in TikTok and (where) all systems go: Mass social media induced illness and Munchausen's by internet as explan…
RT @GrantHBrennerMD: The tic in TikTok and (where) all systems go: Mass social media induced illness and Munchausen's by internet as explan…
RT @GrantHBrennerMD: The tic in TikTok and (where) all systems go: Mass social media induced illness and Munchausen's by internet as explan…
RT @GrantHBrennerMD: The tic in TikTok and (where) all systems go: Mass social media induced illness and Munchausen's by internet as explan…
RT @GrantHBrennerMD: The tic in TikTok and (where) all systems go: Mass social media induced illness and Munchausen's by internet as explan…
@ShowerBear164 Looks like free access at journal website ? https://t.co/3Yjj42rc4O
The tic in TikTok and (where) all systems go: Mass social media induced illness and Munchausen's by internet as explanatory models for social media associated abnormal illness behavior This paper investigates the rise of adolescents developing symptoms mimicking disorders like
@rebel_rem @CeraGibson @pluralHaven Evidence suggesting that modern day adolescents are VERY prone to faking DID https://t.co/N5o8mW0qQx
@rebel_rem @CeraGibson @pluralHaven Womp womp https://t.co/N5o8mW0qQx
RT @AutonomyCounsel: Faking disorders for clout is unconcsionably offensive, taking resources they don't need for attention, & fraudulent p…
Faking disorders for clout is unconcsionably offensive, taking resources they don't need for attention, & fraudulent payments / monetisation / benefits. This is a phenomenon that is showing major shortages for treatments due to the pretenders taking them https://t.co/Lr4qsjwi6c
@HuXijin_GT TikTok western version is totally different from “controlled” China version .. TIKTOK induced DISEASES in the West among suicides, depression … https://t.co/qGddnAtF7X https://t.co/hARabKCkGs https://t.co/WSsM3v41sS
@HuXijin_GT TIKTOK induced DISEASES https://t.co/hARabKCkGs https://t.co/WSsM3v41sS https://t.co/hARabKCkGs
@HuXijin_GT TIKTOK DISEASES/ TIKTOK induced DISEASES https://t.co/hARabKCkGs https://t.co/WSsM3v41sS https://t.co/hARabKCkGs
@HuXijin_GT TIKTOK induced DISEASES … https://t.co/WSsM3v41sS https://t.co/hARabKCkGs
The tic in TikTok and (where) all systems go: Mass social media induced illness and Munchausen’s by internet as explanatory models for social media associated abnormal illness behavior https://t.co/0nqwSQssYd
This isn't exactly what I wanted but can anyone hook me up w a PDF of this? https://t.co/zlG6d2DIqQ https://t.co/wOY04PNPrh
@e_hernandez8 Lots of writing about this!! Super interesting. - https://t.co/N4fUGi0Egx - https://t.co/aZFn4Mcv79 - https://t.co/S9Rw2iB96y - https://t.co/WP7NIAejoD
https://t.co/A0h80SCvRt OK that's perfect
@AudeVisine A propos d’un trouble factice facilité par les médias sociaux : The tic in TikTok and (where) all systems go: Mass social media induced illness and Munchausen’s by internet as explanatory models for social media associated abnormal illness behavior https://t.co/UrVld5qv8X (1/2)
@roderickgraham Perhaps you should take it up with these authors? https://t.co/nzhoXCfOzy
@emmma_camp_ @nytopinion Probably related: https://t.co/EKlF00HuPR
@ChrisCroy @CartoonsHateHer ahh, the DID teens https://t.co/pKaypBXJbo
https://t.co/pKaypBXJbo
@LeorSapir Just looking at the title this is from one of the doctors recent paper from the Center. Missing the forest for the trees. https://t.co/8lqAO2ZCXP
I have recently been doing more work in #childpsych, and this phenomenon of social media-assisted factitious disorders- specifically claiming DID or autism spectrum dx- has been starting to worry me. Unclear if conversion vs fictitious. Great summary here: https://t.co/QiNpA34GW9
@UrgleB @sbkaufman I'm trying to distinguish ROGD from persistent GD. To draw an analogy, involuntary and voluntary ticks in Tourette's and Munchausen. The 70-80% figure may reflect people who experience different neurological phenomena from the 20-30%. https://t.co/ndkAz9mLiC
@DrKatEpi https://t.co/EKlF00I2Fp
@wesyang https://t.co/4Mujw0bB5N
RT @JDHaltigan: Highly insightful piece on TikTok and social-media facilitated mental illness self-diagnoses. Have a piece under review now…
RT @JDHaltigan: Highly insightful piece on TikTok and social-media facilitated mental illness self-diagnoses. Have a piece under review now…
RT @JDHaltigan: Highly insightful piece on TikTok and social-media facilitated mental illness self-diagnoses. Have a piece under review now…
RT @JDHaltigan: Highly insightful piece on TikTok and social-media facilitated mental illness self-diagnoses. Have a piece under review now…
RT @JDHaltigan: Highly insightful piece on TikTok and social-media facilitated mental illness self-diagnoses. Have a piece under review now…
RT @JDHaltigan: Highly insightful piece on TikTok and social-media facilitated mental illness self-diagnoses. Have a piece under review now…
RT @JDHaltigan: Highly insightful piece on TikTok and social-media facilitated mental illness self-diagnoses. Have a piece under review now…
RT @JDHaltigan: Highly insightful piece on TikTok and social-media facilitated mental illness self-diagnoses. Have a piece under review now…
RT @JDHaltigan: Highly insightful piece on TikTok and social-media facilitated mental illness self-diagnoses. Have a piece under review now…
RT @JDHaltigan: Highly insightful piece on TikTok and social-media facilitated mental illness self-diagnoses. Have a piece under review now…
RT @JDHaltigan: Highly insightful piece on TikTok and social-media facilitated mental illness self-diagnoses. Have a piece under review now…
RT @JDHaltigan: Highly insightful piece on TikTok and social-media facilitated mental illness self-diagnoses. Have a piece under review now…
RT @JDHaltigan: Highly insightful piece on TikTok and social-media facilitated mental illness self-diagnoses. Have a piece under review now…
Highly insightful piece on TikTok and social-media facilitated mental illness self-diagnoses. Have a piece under review now that touches on many of these same strands of concern. https://t.co/VloA91e2WV https://t.co/ji3dytFzoD
@joshgnosis It's worse than "faking it" though, they actually think involuntary tic behaviour was generated via parasocial relationships. There's a similar thing with DID and "systems" people, it's all very disturbing. https://t.co/z0VFTBcGYm
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