When Teenagers Catch Their Bad Behavior On Video
What happens when teens catch their own bad behavior on video? The answer is simple: they share it. On YouTube, on Facebook, on Snapchat, or
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What happens when teens catch their own bad behavior on video? The answer is simple: they share it. On YouTube, on Facebook, on Snapchat, or
Children’s Screen Time 2011-2017 In the fall of 2013, the non-profit media research group Common Sense Media released a landmark study on children’s media use
In late May, 2018, police in Sarasota County, Florida arrested 21 adult men on charges stemming from their intent to have sex with teenage boys
The news media loves a crisis. That’s how they sell papers, increase viewership, and get website clicks. Big crises are easy to push: international incidents,
The Negative Effects of Bullying The first scientific studies on bullying began to appear in the 1970s. Since then, the negative effects of bullying for
It’s not easy to tell the exact moment when something you love turns into an obsession. Not that being obsessed with something is always a
The Digital Revolution changed the way we live our lives. It’s hard to believe that only twenty years ago, most people were just beginning to
When you were young, you probably heard this line about a thousand times from your parents: “Too much television is going to rot your brain.”
We’ll cut to the chase on this topic: the best way to talk to an internet-obsessed teen about sex is openly and honestly. This article
The Social Impact of Social Media on Teens Social media impacts how teens look at friendship and intimacy in profound and sometimes disturbing ways. Internet