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End the Daily Doomsday
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Maren Urner's "End the Daily Doomsday" critiques the pervasive negativity in modern media and its detrimental effects on mental health and societal well-being.
The book explores the psychological impact of constant exposure to negative news, highlighting the phenomenon of learned helplessness and its consequences.
Urner proposes constructive journalism as a solution, advocating for a more balanced and solutions-oriented approach to reporting.
The work emphasizes the importance of fostering hope and self-efficacy in the face of global challenges.
Ultimately, "End the Daily Doomsday" offers a pathway towards a more positive and empowering media landscape.
The book explores the psychological impact of constant exposure to negative news, highlighting the phenomenon of learned helplessness and its consequences.
Urner proposes constructive journalism as a solution, advocating for a more balanced and solutions-oriented approach to reporting.
The work emphasizes the importance of fostering hope and self-efficacy in the face of global challenges.
Ultimately, "End the Daily Doomsday" offers a pathway towards a more positive and empowering media landscape.
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The Neuroscience of Good Journalism: How Constructive Journalism Uses Information to Empower with Maren Urner
