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Teen Mental Health and Social Media
21:36 - 26:02 (04:25)
This podcast episode discusses how social media might contribute to the plenum of mental health issues among teenagers, citing a collaborative review of research literature as evidence.
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According to Zuckerberg, Instagram's effect on mental health is positive, despite former Facebook employee Frances Haugen's claims regarding its negative effects.
21:36 - 22:38 (01:02)
Summary
According to Zuckerberg, Instagram's effect on mental health is positive, despite former Facebook employee Frances Haugen's claims regarding its negative effects. He stated that kids using Instagram is generally a positive thing for their mental health.
ChapterTeen Mental Health and Social Media
Episode#291 – Jonathan Haidt: The Case Against Social Media
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The speaker discusses a document he made available on the impact of social media on democracy, outlining questions and studies that indicate yes, no or mixed results.
22:38 - 23:39 (01:01)
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The speaker discusses a document he made available on the impact of social media on democracy, outlining questions and studies that indicate yes, no or mixed results. He also questions whether social media platforms should be compelled to reveal data about their users' online behavior to mitigate potential negative impacts on mental health and democracy.
ChapterTeen Mental Health and Social Media
Episode#291 – Jonathan Haidt: The Case Against Social Media
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The opioid crisis has become a national emergency, and understanding it is crucial to finding a solution.
23:39 - 26:02 (02:22)
Summary
The opioid crisis has become a national emergency, and understanding it is crucial to finding a solution. James Clear and Gene Twenge share their insights on the topic, using collaborative research and behavioral data to shed light on the issue.