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Through his work, social psychologist Jonathan Haidt found that "a majority of parents wish social media apps didn't exist." ...
Jonathan Haidt says it is so difficult for children today to live without technology, but society can make changes so they ...
In a candid podcast conversation, NYU psychologist Jonathan Haidt warns that constant tech exposure is fragmenting children's ...
Michelle Obama discussed with psychologist Jonathan Haidt how parents need resilience to limit children's social media use ...
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StyleCaster on MSNMichelle Obama Discusses ‘Parental Pain' After Malia Changes Her Last Name to ‘Push Away' From Her ParentsMichelle Obama is getting candid about parenting. The former First Lady went deep into the issue on an episode of her podcast ...
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India Today on MSN5 smarter ways kids can cut screen time and build real-life skillsAs screen addiction rises amongst children and teens, there's growing concern over its effects on mental health, sleep, and social skills. Here are five simple yet effective ways to help students ...
Instead of always giving in, parents need to be steadfast in their willingness to do the hard things needed to keep their ...
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‘The Anxious Generation' Author Jonathan Haidt Says ‘Fear' & ‘Risk-Taking' Are Vital for Kids - & Challenges Dads To Take an Active Role - MSNA 2004 study in Human Development, which Haidt praised on X in June 2024, found that dads "play a particularly important role in the development of children's openness to the world." ...
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As Jonathan Haidt, the author of The Anxious Generation (which helped inspire Morse’s landline purchase), told me, smartphones are so dominant in part because families are beset by a ...
On a work day in Midtown Manhattan, dads attended an event about the future of fatherhood. (It was organized by moms.) ...
Jonathan Haidt’s new book “The Anxious Generation” blames youth mental health issues on social media in a way that’s easy, wrong, and dangerous.
Researchers found children with highly addictive use of phones, video games or social media were two to three times as likely ...
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