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Sinclair mcbryde about this i asked if you're going to ask the tech companies as brian fung was just talking about, if you are going to ask them to do something with regard to this selfie effect, with regard to filters specifically, what would you do? here is what she said. >> a lot of filters kind of have a very euro centric lens so it would be great if they did not make people's skin colors lighter or change the shape of their noses or change how big their eyes are or do things that make them towards a certain -- beauty that may not be from the cultural background that they're from, right? i...

These other images you get that selfie impact, selfie effect which can be a negative impact. >> it makes me think i'm going to really date all of you, you know what i'm talking about when i say this, this makes me think of when i was the same age as your daughters as my kids when i would look through a magazine and you ultimately compare yourself to an image there that you know is photo shopped as well. how is that different from now the social media generation looking at those images? >> i think it's two words, it's abundance and persistence. what i mean by that is that magazines in the past,...

This is a term coined by professor sinclair mcbryde who basically was looking at this idea of people scrolling through heavily filtered photo shopped images of realistic-looking people and in realtime compare it to your own selfies. what that does to one's brain, what that does to a developing brain, the feelings of inadequacy that come up as a result of that, that's sort of the real selfie effect. it's real, not only in terms of how people feel, but also, again, what is happening in their brains. what was interesting is that, you know, people are aware that the images they are looking at on s...