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States that implemented school cellphone bans show big increase in suicide by teenagers
First, some background:
Since 2017, rates of suicide have fallen among children and youths in grades K-12 (ages 5-18). In 2024, Centers for Disease Control tabulations show school-age suicide rates had declined an encouraging 14% from thei...
America’s callousness toward children and teenagers worsens as authorities shrug off widespread household abuses
Again, I suggest watching psychologist and social media scholar Candice Odgers’ TED talk and new interview by tech journalist Taylor Lorenz, the latest featuring a powerful scientific reality that “ban teens from social media” crusaders sim...
Social-media alarmists’ own study posted by Jonathan Haidt finds Snapchat is astoundingly safe for children and teenagers
What a joke! Ban-teens-from-social-media crusader Jonathan Haidt’s substack is clarioning alarms over social media’s supposedly “wide range of harms affecting minors,” this time berating Snapchat.
Haidt cites an in-house study that tries r...
Teenage boys show major declines in suicide across the globe as their social media use grew
The trend is amazing – and completely destroys the myths of rising teen self-destruction that are flooding major media and political forms.
Teenaged boys show plummeting suicide rates in country after country, from Korea and Australia to F...
The “global increase in teenage girls’ suicides” driven by social media is a hoax. In fact, two out of three countries show declines in girls’ suicides
Ban-teens advocates constantly trumpet that social media must be torturing vastly more teenaged girls into self-destruction all over the globe. Psychologists Jonathan Haidt, Zach Rausch, and Jean Twenge advance the following logic: if girls...
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Senior researcher, Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice; YouthFacts.org. Taught sociology, psychology at University of California. Author of books/journal articles/ op-eds in The Lancet, American Journal of Public Health, New York Times, etc.
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