Look at the following paragraph from page 6 (I have put the last sentence in bold):

Another concept relevant here is ‘the prevalence inflation hypothesis’, whereby Foulkes and Andrews (2023, 1) suggest that such efforts to raise awareness of mental health may lead some individuals to interpret milder forms of distress as mental health problems. This can then lead to a cycle of ‘overinterpretation’ and resultant behavioural changes which actually make low-level problems worse. The authors point out that there is added encouragement for this kind of over-interpretation because speaking out about one’s mental health problems is now valorised, especially on social media. We might also ponder whether valorising these feelings through the endorsement, by university staff, of student demands for ‘safe spaces’, trigger warnings and the no-platforming of certain speakers, all in the name of safety, might actually reinforce this cycle.

The last sentence of this paragraph is very carefully phrased. REWRITE this sentence in a way that is not so careful; that is, try and clearly state what the authors are so carefully suggesting.