Featured in GB News: The psychology of children’s group chats and online exclusion


Expert commentary exploring the psychological impact of group chats and online exclusion of children. It also details how being added to or removed from a group can become a highly visible experience of inclusion or rejection, and why what may appear to adults to be a small online interaction can represent a significant relational experience for a child.

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