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Low-income communities lack culturally and linguistically adapted tools for assessing children's emotional development.

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Low-income communities lack culturally and linguistically adapted tools for assessing children's emotional development.

UbiComp '23Mazi Umntanakho “Know Your Child”: An Accessible Social-Emotional Assessment Tool for Children in Low-Income South African Communities

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Urban and rural residents struggle to distinguish true from false health information on social media and are easily misled.

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