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Development and Validation of Entertainment-Education Videos Addressing Social Bias Toward Visible Facial Differences: Relevance for Health and Dental Education

2026-02-04

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<p>Visible facial differences can lead to negative stereotyping, social exclusion, and reduced wellbeing. Although educational interventions targeting the general population are needed to disconfirm these biases, few tools have been developed to present realistic and relatable portrayals of individuals with facial differences. Entertainment-Education (E-E) offers a promising strategy to deliver prosocial messages...

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7d32e66d-0276-564d-97bf-b1e6d0b34438
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10.31234/osf.io/dn432_v1
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