2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.puhe.2021.02.006
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#MentalHealthArt: How Instagram artists promote mental health awareness online

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“…Although mental health campaigns are carried out through the media, which is conducted online, it does not make the campaign not run smoothly given the increasing number of social media users. It is in line with a study by Griffith et al (2021), which found that higher levels of online involvement can raise mental health awareness and understanding of the functional and aesthetic qualities of creators who identify as having a mental illness.…”
Section: Abstraksupporting
confidence: 90%
“…Although mental health campaigns are carried out through the media, which is conducted online, it does not make the campaign not run smoothly given the increasing number of social media users. It is in line with a study by Griffith et al (2021), which found that higher levels of online involvement can raise mental health awareness and understanding of the functional and aesthetic qualities of creators who identify as having a mental illness.…”
Section: Abstraksupporting
confidence: 90%
“…Then, teachers have the responsibility to understand children's works and understand their inner world through children's works [3]. We must rely on and respect students' personal feelings, stimulate students' imagination and creativity, and help students coordinate language relations in realizing creativity, to improve the sensitivity and judgment of the formal aesthetic feeling embodied in the use of different materials [4]. The idea is that in the creative process of art and artistic works, individuals can consciously or unconsciously reflect their inner feelings, reflect our observation, thinking, and value judgment of the surrounding world, and on this basis reflect the hidden information of preschool children's hearts [5].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%