For Some Teens, as Masks Come Off, Anxiety Sets In

23
Mar
2022

For Some Teens, as Masks Come Off, Anxiety Sets In

He and his friends were planning to keep their masks on, at least at first. “If it really seems OK, then I think we might take them off. But as of now, I feel most comfortable when I have it on.”

Taking off masks also represents a social transition during a developmental period when young people become hypersensitive to what others think of them and particularly concerned about their appearance, Dr. Choukas-Bradley said.

Read the source article at The New York Times

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