Social Media Is Warping Democracy - The Atlantic
Social Media | Jonathan Haidt
FBL50: Jonathan Haidt - How Social Media Dissolves Society by The Feedback Loop by Singularity
Oh I wonder why : r/facepalm
How Harmful Is Social Media? | The New Yorker
Social Media Use in Generation Z: The Rise in Anxiety and Depression
FBL50: Jonathan Haidt - How Social Media Dissolves Society
Underestimating digital media harm | Nature Human Behaviour
Jonathan Haidt interview: social media is destroying trust - New Statesman
Jonathan Haidt: The Case Against Social Media | Lex Fridman Podcast #291 - YouTube
Jonathan Haidt on Twitter: "4. On social media and mental health: nearly ALL of the research assumes a dose-response model—SM harms only the user. But SM and esp. Instagram have emergent systemic
Jonathan Haidt Says Social Media Is Making Americ... | Christianity Today
Are we underestimating digital media harm? – digitalwellbeing.org
Jonathan Haidt on Twitter: "4. On social media and mental health: nearly ALL of the research assumes a dose-response model—SM harms only the user. But SM and esp. Instagram have emergent systemic
Teen Mental Health Is Plummeting, and Social Media is a Major Contributing Cause
Teen Mental Health Is Plummeting, and Social Media is a Major Contributing Cause
Social Media | Jonathan Haidt
Rebroadcast: Social psychologist Jonathan Haidt on democracy, social media and how to fix America's
Thread by @JonHaidt on Thread Reader App – Thread Reader App
Psychologist Blames Social Media for “Gen Z” Depression. But Where's the Evidence? | by Lilacs Doom | Medium
Thread by @JonHaidt on Thread Reader App – Thread Reader App
Jonathan Haidt on the 'National Crisis' of Gen Z - WSJ
Catching up with 'Coddling' part two: Trigger warnings, screen time v. social media, COVID-19 and the continuing decline of Gen Z's mental health | The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression
Teen Mental Health Is Plummeting, and Social Media is a Major Contributing Cause
Frontiers | Commentary: Screens, Teens, and Psychological Well-Being: Evidence From Three Time-Use-Diary Studies
