Mind the Information-Gap: Instagram’s Sensitive-Content Screens are More Likely to Deter People from Viewing Potentially Distressing Content When They Provide Information About the Content
Erin T. Simister(Flinders University), Melanie K. T. Takarangi(Flinders University), Paul Williamson(Flinders University), Victoria M. E. Bridgland(Flinders University)
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