Human Change Dr. Mitch Prinstein and Dr. Jim Winston join Margarita Louis-Dreyfus, chair of the Louis Dreyfus Group, and the team of Human Change, a global advocacy campaign dedicated to raising awareness about the way children approach social media, at Davos. Watch videos from the Conference
ASPEN Ideas With 1 in 3 teen girls considering suicide in the past year, the mental health crisis among America’s youth is undeniable. Dr. Mitch Prinstein joins other experts to discuss the impact of social media, the science behind it, and the steps that can be taken to protect children’s emotional well-being Watch the…
WRAL News New research suggests that frequent social media use could be reshaping adolescent brain development. The findings suggest that teens who frequently check their platforms may become more sensitive to social rewards and punishments. Dr. Telzer shares her insights on these findings. Read the full interview here.
WRAL News Concerned about teens on social media? You’re not alone. While many parents and guardians struggle with this challenge, Dr. Telzer and Dr. Prinstein have shared practical solutions based on research findings. Read the full article.
CNN Could social media be reshaping our kids’ brains? Research led by the Winston Center researchers suggest how frequent social media use could make adolescents more sensitive to peer feedback, potentially influencing their brain development into adulthood. What does this mean for children’s future? Learn More Here