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Thrilled to announce that our study on the links between adolescents’ BeReal use and their self-esteem got published in New Media & Society ! A special shoutout to my co-authors for making this research possible in such an enriching way🥳doi.org/10.1177/146144… (1/10)

the perfectionist side of me is so satisfied reading this

The 2024 TAM Colloquium will include a research segment where presenters Nicole Owings-Fonner (American Academy of Pediatrics), メリ一 チャ一卜分析【公式アカウントです】@merry__PTtttttPhD, and Avery Salerno will share research evidence moving toward a ‘new narrative’ of social media. Register today! tamprogram.org/tam-colloquium…

🌟Wonderful training opportunity from a fantastic group of researchers. Made learning about mixture modeling so fun! Can't recommend it enough🌟

There are only 2 weeks left to apply for SMAHRT’s Summer Research Scholars (SRS) program for summer 2024! Current HS students who can commit to afternoon virtual learning from July 22–Aug 2 are encouraged to apply. Apply by April 7: go.wisc.edu/96wb69 #SMAHRTScholars

Social media is a #doubleedgedsword for young people and mental health, with both benefits & costs. And Black youth, LGBTQ+ youth, and youth w/depressive symptoms have the most to gain -- and lose. Read our new report, in partnership w/ Hopelab commonsense.org/youth-perspect…

Ask the teens in your life what they like about [social media] … let them know you’re there to help... if social media is upsetting them." Read more in CNN from our head of research, @amanda_lenhart, on our new report w/ Hopelab cnn.com/2024/05/21/hea…

Thrilled to contribute to a report on how diverse young people view the relationship btwn social media & mental health; Co-created with young people, from crafting surveys to analyzing findings. Grateful to be part of an amazing team Common Sense Media & collaboration with Hopelab🌟

"Each young person is an expert in their own lived experience,” Lenhart said. “Young people are valuable teachers in their own right.” Amanda Lenhart

LGBTQ+ youth are more likely than other young people to find content on social media that makes them feel less alone. We need to make sure we have platforms that are safe and healthy for young people everywhere. Read More: commonsense.org/youth-perspect… @hopelab #doubleedgedsword

From our new report out today in partnership w/ Hopelab and Center for Digital Thriving. We need to make sure young people's well-being is the priority as AI continues to develop. Read the full report here! commonsense.org/youth-and-gen-…

A sampling of ways you can use a data dictionary to make your data cleaning process quicker and more efficient. #rstats cghlewis.com/blog/dict_clea…

I woke up this morning inspired to write about a topic that has been on my mind. How do PIs effectively delegate data management tasks in a way that sets team members up for success? I jotted some thoughts down (bright and early this morning☀️) here! cghlewis.com/blog/delegate/

How are young people using gen AI tools at home & at school? Our new report out today gives important perspectives on how young people themselves feel about generative AI, how they're using it, and how both schools and parents are struggling to keep up. Some key findings ⬇️

Teens are embracing generative AI sooner than adults, just like social media a decade ago.

Teens are using gen AI to help them with their school assignments, but not always with their teacher's permission to do so.

Most parents are in the dark about their teen’s gen AI use, and about half aren't having conversations about it.

Schools are struggling to keep pace with how these technologies affect teaching and learning.

That matters, because teens who have had discussions in class about AI were more likely to understand its benefits and its limitations.