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Investigating how boys and young men experience their digital lives. Recently, there have been significant concerns regarding what boys and young men are exposed to online and how it may influence the

The University of Queensland — Discovery Projects
Amount
Up to $459,239
Closes
Thursday 30 March 2028
Status
unknown
Type
open opportunity
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Description

Investigating how boys and young men experience their digital lives. Recently, there have been significant concerns regarding what boys and young men are exposed to online and how it may influence their social and emotional development. The rise of the digital has led to new concerns regarding cyberbullying, body image dysmorphia, self-harm, depression, extremism, social anxiety and suicide. There is a need to learn more about what boys and young men are consuming online and how they interpret it. The proposed research aims to discover new knowledge regarding masculinities/boyhood in an era of technology-mediated societal transformations with a diverse cohort of boys and young men. This proposed research is both timely and of national benefit as it will enhance how we safeguard boys and young men. . Scheme: Discovery Projects. Field: 4405 - Gender Studies. Lead: A/Prof Garth Stahl

Categories
technology
Target Recipients
researchersuniversities

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