A recent study by developmental psychologist Ili Ma reveals that teens’ social sensitivity, curiosity, and emotional awareness—so often seen as vulnerabilities—are actually powerful assets in the fight against misinformation. Their paper provides tools for parents, schools, and policymakers to utilize these traits in building genuine digital resilience.
(c) Khanh Tu Nguyen Huy
(c) Khanh Tu Nguyen Huy

May kakayahan ang mga kabataan na tumibay laban sa digital na maling impormasyon

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Ipinapakita ni developmental psychologist Ili Ma at ng kanyang koponan na ang pagiging sensitibo sa lipunan, ang pagkamausisa, at emosyonal na kamalayan — karaniwang itinuturing na kahinaan — ay maaaring maging malalakas na sandata. May mga paraan ang pananaliksik para sa magulang, paaralan, at mga gumagawa ng polisiya.

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