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Researchers and lawmakers have long focused on the negative effects stemming from social media platforms, whose algorithms can drive children toward excessive use.

The year kicked off with several changes in leadership positions, ranging from top officials at public safety agencies to department heads in local government. Meanwhile, a high-profile murder case that

Dear Chancellor Javier Reyes: The following letter is an expression of the collective views of many at the School of Public Policy and beyond. However, it should be noted that this does not represent the official stance of the University of Massachusetts or the School of Public Policy. Therein lies the problem. The question of...

With Christmas only days away, High Point University faculty and staff in the Nido R. Qubein School of Communication partnered with deans of other academic schools and members of the

Phubbing—short for phone snubbing—occurs when one person is being ignored because the other person is on their phone. New research shows perceived phubbing in relationships is linked to a greater risk of loneliness or psychological distress.

Jon-Patrick Allem’s profile on The Conversation

Did you miss the 2023 Annual Psychiatric Times World CME Conference? Don't worry, we've got you covered.

Learn about the connection between motivation and depression and discover how to get motivated when depressed 2023. Read on for tips.

Learn about the connection between motivation and depression and discover how to get motivated when depressed 2023. Read on for tips.

Learn about the connection between motivation and depression and discover how to get motivated when depressed in 2023. Read on for tips.