Social media platforms as tools for enhancing perceived self-image among female university students: photo editing practices for mental health sustainability in the context of sustainable development goals (sdg)

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• What: The study explored the role of social media platforms as effective tools for enhancing the perceived self-image of female university students where photo editing techniques are used to improve personal appearance and increase confidence. By highlighting the unintended psychological consequences of such practices the research provides insights that can inform mental health strategies aimed at fostering healthier self-image practices. This study provides valuable insights into how digital self-representation through photo editing practices can contribute to or alleviate mental health challenges, such as anxiety about physical appearance. This study seeks to inform policies and . . .
  

   

  

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