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<p>In this episode of EdTechnical, Libby and Owen speak with Candice Odgers, a psychologist and researcher studying how online experiences influence children's mental health. They revisit the debate around social media and teen wellbeing, questioning the claims that social media use has caused rising rates of depression and anxiety. Candice calls for a more careful reading of the evidence and cautions against rushing into restrictive policies that may have unintended consequences or divert attention from more effective interventions.</p><p>Candice also shares early findings from her recent research into AI in education. She finds surprisingly limited use of A...
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PROJECT DETAILS. January 2013 - June 2014. Principal Investigator(s) Candice Odgers V. Joseph Hotz. Sponsor: Initiative on Education and Human Development ...
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Macro-to-Micro Contextual Triggers of Early Adolescent Substance Exposure. PROJECT DETAILS. November 2012 - June 2014. Principal Investigator Candice Odgers.
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Jonathan Haidt and Dr. Candice Odgers, two leading figures in the field who have drawn different conclusions from the data. Haidt has publicly ...
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Candice Odgers: the blog TechnoSapiens and an op-ed from Ian Russell, who argues for tech reform after his daughter died by suicide; Pete ...
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Candice Odgers and Jonathan Haidt about research-based insights on social media's impact on youth, and this post highlights the differences, common ground ...
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Candice Odgers is a newly elected member of the Child Brain & Development Program sponsored by the Canadian Institutes for Advanced Research (CIFAR). This award ...
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Candice Odgers is a professor in the Department of Psychological Science and associate dean for research in the School of Social Ecology at ...
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Psychologist Candice Odgers has taken the skeptical side for many years now (along with researchers including Amy Orben, Andrew Przybylski ...
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Candice Odgers, UC Irvine psychology professor and member of the National Scientific Council on Adolescence, was one of the researchers ...
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NSCA Member Candice Odgers is quoted in a Nature article discussing the strength of evidence connecting technology to surging rates of adolescent mental ...
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Odgers appointed to California Innovation Council - UC Irvine
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UK, France mull social media bans for youth as debate rages - France 24
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Odgers named Chancellor’s Professor - UC Irvine
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How much social media is too much for a teenager? - New Internationalist Magazine
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Study reveals Californians’ mixed views on AI’s impact on youth - UC Irvine
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Opinion | Is All Screen Time Harmful? - MedPage Today
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Is it really ‘that damn phone?’ - The Panther Newspaper