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EPISODE · Mar 23, 2025 · 1H 20M

Jean Twenge: Is Social Media Raising or Ruining the Next Generation?

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Is Social Media Raising or Ruining the Next Generation? 🤳🧠In this eye-opening episode, Professor Jean Twenge dives into how social media is shaping Gen Z—and not always for the better. From rising anxiety and delayed independence to the shifting sands of social connection, we unpack the real-world effects of growing up online.We’ll explore:How technology is rewiring teen behavior and mental healthThe legal and cultural shifts aiming to regulate social mediaWhat universities and parents can actually do to support young peopleWhy civil discourse might just be our secret weapon in a polarized worldIf you’ve ever wondered what the TikTok generation is up against—or how to help them thrive—this one’s for you.

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