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Students given trigger warnings their lectures mentioning chocolate
- A University of Roehampton psychologist lecture carried a content warning for chocolate addiction.
- A second-year student said the warning infantilised students and felt like a farce.
- University officials stated Roehampton is committed to an inclusive working and learning environment.
- The issue adds to ongoing debates about trigger warnings in UK universities.
- The Telegraph and The Telegraph-linked coverage described the warnings as a broader 'woke' trend.
- Roehampton's spokesman said warnings are part of creating an inclusive environment.
- Content warnings reportedly also included mentions of 'reports of friends having mental health difficulties'.
- The article notes Roehampton's prior ranking and other trigger warnings in different subjects.
- Critics accused universities of 'triggering' students with sensitive content.
- The article included a broader list of warnings about violence and controversial topics.
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