With the rise of video conferencing during the COVID-19 pandemic, many students became hyper-aware of their appearance on screen, leading to a phenomenon known as Zoom dysmorphia, a mental health condition characterized by obsessive concerns about physical appearance.
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Video calls and self-perception: New research examines “Zoom dysmorphia” in students
Hours spent on video calls have fueled a new form of self-criticism, known as Zoom dysmorphia. A study finds that students with higher self-efficacy are less likely to experience it.