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Hong Kong Gen Z retouch photos, linked to low self-compassion

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A recent survey in Hong Kong revealed that approximately 70% of Gen Z individuals retouch their photos before sharing them online. This practice is associated with lower self-compassion and increased self-criticism regarding physical appearance, according to mental health experts. The survey of nearly 1,000 young people aged 11-30 also indicated that a significant portion are dissatisfied with their looks and rate their overall well-being below international standards. AI

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Hong Kong Gen Z retouch photos, linked to low self-compassion

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Kate Chan ·

    7 in 10 Gen Z Hongkongers retouch photos of themselves before posting: survey

    Nearly 70 per cent of Gen Z in Hong Kong have retouched photos of themselves before posting on social media, while about half rate their well-being below the international standard, according to a survey exploring self-criticism among the city’s youth. The survey, released on Mon…

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