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by busymom0
1695 days ago
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> I am unable to find a single reliable source that says mask wearing has any sociological or psychological effect on children or anyone else. You are looking for the wrong thing. Look for what the benefits of things like smiling and seeing smiling faces has on people's emotional health. > A happy face signals positive emotions, as well as attachment availability, care, support, and credibility [7,8,9]. Recently, Tamir and Hughes [10] argued that positive social signals such as smiling faces not only serve ultimate goals (e.g., forming strong bonds) but they are also rewarding in and off themselves. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6356968/ https://www.healthline.com/health/baby/when-will-my-baby-smi... Hiding the main part of your face - the smile is not healthy for people, and especially not for kids whose entire social skills development heavily relies on these things. |
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