MEDIA TRAUMATIZATION AS A PROBLEM OF MODERN SOCIETY: CAUSES, CONSEQUENCES, RISKS

The article substantiates the relevance of studying media traumatization at this stage of the development of the digital landscape. The mechanism of the emergence and development of media trauma in the historical aspect is considered. The classification of secondary traumatic stress and media injuries is presented. The results of modern research confirming the impact of media trauma on various categories of the population are presented. The main population groups most susceptible to media trauma are indicated.

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