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Tension: We cultivate online identities with the strategic precision of brand managers while our offline selves remain ...

Childhood injuries are falling, but youth self-harm is surging. This story reveals how digital life is reshaping risk and ...

A human digital twin is a digital version of you that can represent your expertise, knowledge and even your communication ...

Teens aren’t “just online” — they’re building whole communities there. Here’s what parents need to know about their digital third places.

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“I’d like to shout down through a hole in the ceiling of time and advise the people of a hundred years ago: if you want your secrets kept, whisper them into the ear of your dearest, most trusted ...

Introduction Digital media practices have varied implications for the mental health of youth, notably as a function of sociocultural and environmental factors. However, there are limited tools ...

The Disappearing Third Space Ray Oldenburg’s concept of the “third place” refers to neutral gathering spaces, such as ...