Something strange is happening with teenagers’ mental health.
In the US, Britain, Australia and beyond, the same trend can be seen: around the middle of the last decade, the number of young people with anxiety, depression and even suicidal tendencies started to rise sharply.
Jonathan Haidt, a psychology professor at New York University’s Stern School of Business, noticed a change when students who were brought up with smartphones started to arrive on campus.
- They were angrier.
- More fragile.
- More likely to take offense.
Social media, he concluded, was shaping their view that society is in permanent…
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