L’impatto della pandemia sui comportamenti rischio dei giovani: le challenge rischiose
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.61007/QdC.2023.3.162Parole chiave:
social, challenge rischiose, edgework, sensation seeking, autolesionismo, assunzione volontaria di rischi (risk-taking), self- improvementAbstract
Il contributo analizza le social challenge rischiose, evidenziate dalla stampa nazionale, attuate nel periodo della pandemia con un approccio pedagogico-comunicativo legato alla sociologia del rischio. Il fenomeno virale delle social challenge è osservato nei comportamenti umani dai tratti narcisistici ed autolesionistici propri dell’adolescenza, correlato all’ibridizza-zione data dalla sovrapposizione dello spazio di comunicazione e di interazione sociale con la sua virtualizzazione digitale.
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