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The Anxious Generation : How the Great Rewiring of Childhood Is Causing an Epidemic of Mental Illness
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  • ¡°Erudite, engaging, combative, crusading.¡± ¡ªTracy Dennis-Tiwary, New York Times Book Review ¡°Words that chill the parental heart¡¦ thanks to Mr. Haidt, we can glimpse the true horror of what happened not only in the U.S. but also elsewhere in the English-speaking world¡¦ lucid, memorable¡¦ galvanizing.¡± ¡ªMeghan Cox Gurdon, Wall Street Journal ¡°I found myself nodding along in agreement ¡¦ benefits from¡¦ years of research on how smartphones and social media dice the nerves and tamp the spirits of young people ¡¦ not just reasonable but irrefutably necessary.¡± ¡ªJessica Winter, New Yorker ¡°Boundlessly wise¡¦ important and engrossing.¡± ¡ªFrank Bruni, New York Times Opinion ¡°All the suggestions sound sensible. Some even sound fun . . . Deals seriously with counter-arguments and gaps in the evidence.¡± ¡ªThe Economist ¡°Can be quite wonderful¡¦ beautifully grounds his critique in Buddhist, Taoist and Christian thought traditions¡¦ His common-sense recommendations for actions...are excellent.¡± ¡ªJudith Warner, The Washington Post "[An] important new book...The shift in kids¡¯ energy and attention from the physical world to the virtual one, Haidt shows, has been catastrophic, especially for girls." ¡ªMichelle Goldberg, The New York Times ¡°Informative and compelling¡¦Haidt wants children to spend more time appreciating nature, playing with friends, riding and falling off their bikes, and doing age-appropriate chores.¡±¡ªGlenn C. Altschuler, Psychology Today "An urgent and essential read, and it ought to become a foundational text for the growing movement to keep smartphones out of schools, and young children off social media" ¡ªSophie McBain, The Guardian (UK) ¡°Compelling, readable¡ªand incredibly chilling . . . remarkably persuasive.¡± ¡ªLucy Denyer, Telegraph (UK) "A persuasive and rousing argument"¡ªAnna Davis, Evening Standard (UK) ¡°If this important book rings enough alarms (wait, or is that just my phone pinging?) to make politicians impose a genuine social media ban on children, I believe most parents would be happy and most teenagers happier.¡± ¡ªHelen Rumbelow, The Times (UK, Book of the Week) "Haidt sets out inarguable evidence that smartphones are fuelling an anxiety epidemic among young people¡ªand big tech must do more to reverse it¡¦an extremely important and compelling read that is recommended not only to parents but to anyone who has felt increasingly pressurised by technology¡¦I can¡¯t recommend this book highly enough; everyone should read it. It is a game-changer for society." ¡ªStella O'Malley, Irish Independent ¡°Jonathan Haidt is a modern-day prophet, disguised as a psychologist. In this book, he¡¯s back to warn us of the dangers of a phone-based childhood. He points the way forward to a brighter, stronger future for us all.¡± ¡ªSusan Cain, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Bittersweet and Quiet ¡°An urgent and provocative read on why so many kids are not okay¡ªand how to course correct. Jonathan Haidt makes a powerful case that the shift from play...
  • Part 1 A Tidal Wave Chapter 1 THE SURGE OF SUFFERING When I talk with parents of adolescents, the conversation often turns to smartphones, social media, and video games. The stories parents tell me tend to fall into a few common patterns. One is the ¡°constant conflict¡± story: Parents try to lay down rules and enforce limits, but there are just so many devices, so many arguments about why a rule needs to be relaxed, and so many ways around the rules, that family life has come to be dominated by disagreements about technology. Maintaining family rituals and basic human connections can feel like resisting an ever-risingtide, one that engulfs parents as well as children. For most of the parents I talk to, their stories don¡¯t center on any diagnosed mental illness. Instead, there is an underlying worry that something unnatural is going on, and that their children are missing something¡ªreally, almost everything¡ªas their online hours accumulate. But sometimes the stories parents tell me are darker. Parents feel that they have lost their child. A mother I spoke with in Boston told me about the efforts she and her husband had made to keep their fourteen-year-old daughter, Emily, away from Instagram. They could see the damaging effects it was having on her. To curb her access, they tried various programs to monitor and limit the apps on her phone. However, family life devolved into a constant struggle in which Emily eventually found ways around the restrictions. In one distressing episode, she got into her mother¡¯s phone, disabled the monitoring software, and threatened to kill herself if her parents reinstalled it. Her mother told me: It feels like the only way to remove social media and the smartphone from her life is to move to a deserted island. She attended summer camp for six weeks each summer where no phones were permitted¡ªno electronics at all. Whenever we picked her up from camp she was her normal self. But as soon as she started using her phone again it was back to the same agitation and glumness. Last year I took her phone away for two months and gave her a flip phone and she returned to her normal self. When I hear such stories about boys, they usually involve video games (and sometimes pornography) rather than social media, particularly when a boy makes the transition from being a casual gamer to a heavy gamer. I met a carpenter who told me about his 14 year-old son, James, who has mild autism. James had been making good progress in school before COVID arrived, and also in the martial art of judo. But once schools were shut down, when James was eleven, his parents bought him a PlayStation, because they had to find something for him to do at home. At first it improved James¡¯s life¡ªhe really enjoyed the games and social connections. But as he started playing Fortnite for lengthening periods of time, his behavior began to change. ¡°That¡¯s when all the depression, anger, and laziness came out. That¡¯s when he started snapping at us,¡± the fat...
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