Have smartphones created an Anxious Generation?
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We all experienced things that made us anxious as kids – bullying, homophobia, graduating in a recession, career choices, dysfunctional families etc.
Yet kids today also have the pressures that smartphones can bring.
In fact a new book by social psychologist Jonathan Haidt has called these kids, the Anxious Generation.
Guest: Hugh Breakey, Deputy Director, Institute for Ethics, Governance & Law at Griffith University.
Presenter: Warren Andrew
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