この論文、動画の正確性への示唆を超えてSNSでのADHD開示を医学モデルとは別の一つの文化として捉えてる。TikTok視聴体験がADHD診断ステータスによって全く異なる意味を持っている事を示した論文。「自己診断者は、正確性に乏しい動画を他人にも推薦する傾向が強い」←注目 https://t.co/tI3SQQ84IB
A double-edged hashtag: Evaluation of #ADHD-related TikTok content and its associations with perceptions of ADHD.
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The discussion emphasizes that less than half of the popular ADHD content on TikTok adheres to clinical standards, with posts referencing studies like the PLOS One article and expressing concerns about misinformation shaping young people's perceptions. The tone ranges from analytical to cautionary, showing both awareness and deep engagement with the issue’s societal implications.
Most discussions agree that social content about ADHD on TikTok often includes misleading information, aligning with the article's findings.
Posts demonstrate high curiosity about the implications and accuracy of ADHD information, reflecting active engagement with the topic.
Many participants analyze the quality of content, cite studies, and debate the consequences, indicating deep involvement.
The discussions highlight concerns over misinformation influencing perceptions and diagnosing behaviors, signaling a notable impact.
Abstract in brief
- The study evaluated popular ADHD-related TikTok videos to see how accurate and helpful they are, with experts rating the claims and quality of the content.
- Young adults who frequently watch ADHD TikTok videos tend to have a higher perception of ADHD prevalence and challenges, and are more likely to recommend both accurate and less accurate videos.
- There is a significant gap between mental health professionals’ opinions and young adults’ perceptions of TikTok ADHD content, highlighting a need for better psychoeducational information to improve understanding and support for individuals with ADHD.]
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“A double-edged hashtag: Evaluation of #ADHD-related TikTok content and its associations with perceptions of ADHD” by Amori Mikami et al. PLOS ONE https://t.co/cltQobs23s
Evaluation of #ADHD-related TikTok content and its associations with perceptions of ADHD https://t.co/dMx4IXOuV9 "...fewer than 50% of the claims about #ADHD symptoms were judged to align with the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders." by @vkarasavva et al.
Study comes to the conclusion that of the 98 most-watched TikTok videos about ADHD, not a single one is recommendable, and more than half were completely misleading. Obviously particularly problematic for teenagers who self-diagnose: https://t.co/HIVjBShaQf
"a discrepancy between mental health professionals and young adults regarding the psychoeducational value of ADHD content on TikTok" https://t.co/rT4mvSRZY9 Funny how TikTok et al are seemingly moving from autism to ADHD these days. Still the old 'discrepencies' exist there too.
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I don't trust these particular sources on ADHD...
Hab 1, 2 YT-Stündchen. Gen Z, "die jungen Leute" rocken so dermaßen: youtu.be/FfoEo_wLXJ0?...
Jonas Ems lässt sich über ADHS und Autismus aus. mal sehen, ob das eine gute Idee gewesen ist. youtu.be/FfoEo_wLXJ0?...
Found out about this PLOS study and it aligns with my experience with online ADHD culture, something I become more and more alienated by as time goes by. Feels often like ADHD communities build communities out of quirks I don't relate to at all based on a real condition that impacts my life.
https://t.co/ENw7b1jwZ2
ADHD diagnoses in adults have surged 400%
This @UBC study titled 'A double-edged hashtag: Evaluation of #ADHD-related TikTok content and its associations with perceptions of ADHD' investigates the accuracy and educational value of ADHD-related content on TikTok. Conducted in two parts, the research first had clinical https://t.co/bjHoRjQKj2
RT @Vn7rfILsHyD3gCu: この論文、動画の正確性への示唆を超えてSNSでのADHD開示を医学モデルとは別の一つの文化として捉えてる。TikTok視聴体験がADHD診断ステータスによって全く異なる意味を持っている事を示した論文。「自己診断者は、正確性に乏しい動画を…
RT @RayaRoentgen: Wieder mal ein solides Video von @WernerBartens rund um ADHS-Selbstdiagnosen via TikTok. Ich weiß, viele gehen bei dem Th…
RT @sensorystories_: https://t.co/UBQ4CkkSpr
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Wieder mal ein solides Video von @WernerBartens rund um ADHS-Selbstdiagnosen via TikTok. Ich weiß, viele gehen bei dem Thema schnell auf Abwehr. Aber gebt dem Video eine Chance. https://t.co/up5WPUiwl3
RT @Vn7rfILsHyD3gCu: この論文、動画の正確性への示唆を超えてSNSでのADHD開示を医学モデルとは別の一つの文化として捉えてる。TikTok視聴体験がADHD診断ステータスによって全く異なる意味を持っている事を示した論文。「自己診断者は、正確性に乏しい動画を…
RT @Vn7rfILsHyD3gCu: この論文、動画の正確性への示唆を超えてSNSでのADHD開示を医学モデルとは別の一つの文化として捉えてる。TikTok視聴体験がADHD診断ステータスによって全く異なる意味を持っている事を示した論文。「自己診断者は、正確性に乏しい動画を…
RT @Vn7rfILsHyD3gCu: この論文、動画の正確性への示唆を超えてSNSでのADHD開示を医学モデルとは別の一つの文化として捉えてる。TikTok視聴体験がADHD診断ステータスによって全く異なる意味を持っている事を示した論文。「自己診断者は、正確性に乏しい動画を…
RT @Vn7rfILsHyD3gCu: この論文、動画の正確性への示唆を超えてSNSでのADHD開示を医学モデルとは別の一つの文化として捉えてる。TikTok視聴体験がADHD診断ステータスによって全く異なる意味を持っている事を示した論文。「自己診断者は、正確性に乏しい動画を…
RT @Vn7rfILsHyD3gCu: この論文、動画の正確性への示唆を超えてSNSでのADHD開示を医学モデルとは別の一つの文化として捉えてる。TikTok視聴体験がADHD診断ステータスによって全く異なる意味を持っている事を示した論文。「自己診断者は、正確性に乏しい動画を…
RT @Vn7rfILsHyD3gCu: この論文、動画の正確性への示唆を超えてSNSでのADHD開示を医学モデルとは別の一つの文化として捉えてる。TikTok視聴体験がADHD診断ステータスによって全く異なる意味を持っている事を示した論文。「自己診断者は、正確性に乏しい動画を…
RT @Vn7rfILsHyD3gCu: この論文、動画の正確性への示唆を超えてSNSでのADHD開示を医学モデルとは別の一つの文化として捉えてる。TikTok視聴体験がADHD診断ステータスによって全く異なる意味を持っている事を示した論文。「自己診断者は、正確性に乏しい動画を…
この論文、動画の正確性への示唆を超えてSNSでのADHD開示を医学モデルとは別の一つの文化として捉えてる。TikTok視聴体験がADHD診断ステータスによって全く異なる意味を持っている事を示した論文。「自己診断者は、正確性に乏しい動画を他人にも推薦する傾向が強い」←注目 https://t.co/tI3SQQ84IB
A double-edged hashtag: Evaluation of #ADHD-related TikTok content and its associations with perceptions of ADHD journals.plos.org/plosone/arti... " fewer than 50% of the claims about ADHD symptoms were judged to align with the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders."
https://t.co/YuvkH9Iz8f
元論文はこちら https://t.co/rlOXOr3QRP
Autismus & ADHS: 50% Falschinformationen (laut Studie!) | #audhd https://t.co/4vMFHrlCfU via @YouTube
The #ADHD hashtag is increasingly popular among young people on Tik Tok. Unfortunately, information provided under the hashtag is accurate less than 50% of the time. Always double check your sources, don’t take mental health Tik Tok at face value. https://t.co/uESxbWFgQA
Study comes to the conclusion that of the 98 most-watched TikTok videos about ADHD, not a single one is recommendable, and more than half were completely misleading. Obviously particularly problematic for teenagers who self-diagnose: https://t.co/HIVjBShaQf
ADHD misinformation on TikTok is shaping young adults’ perceptions | University of British Columbia news.ubc.ca/2025/03/adhd... A double-edged hashtag: Evaluation of #ADHD-related TikTok content and its associations with perceptions of ADHD | PLOS One journals.plos.org/plosone/arti... #openaccess
ADHD misinformation on TikTok is shaping young adults’ perceptions. An analysis of the 100 most-viewed TikTok videos related to ADHD revealed that fewer than half the claims about symptoms actually align with clinical guidelines for diagnosing ADHD. https://t.co/uzCVFhRhkz https://t.co/JT6FLLiWDG
Evaluation of #ADHD-related TikTok content and its associations with perceptions of ADHD https://t.co/dMx4IXOuV9 "...fewer than 50% of the claims about #ADHD symptoms were judged to align with the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders." by @vkarasavva et al.
“A double-edged hashtag: Evaluation of #ADHD-related TikTok content and its associations with perceptions of ADHD” by Amori Mikami et al. PLOS ONE https://t.co/cltQobs23s
"a discrepancy between mental health professionals and young adults regarding the psychoeducational value of ADHD content on TikTok" https://t.co/rT4mvSRZY9 Funny how TikTok et al are seemingly moving from autism to ADHD these days. Still the old 'discrepencies' exist there too.