A discussion featuring social psychologist Jonathan Haidt explores how TikTok and social media are affecting childhood development and the challenges families and educators face regarding smartphone use in schools.

An analysis discusses the moral foundations of political ideologies, citing Jonathan Haidt's view that progressives prioritize care, liberty, and fairness, while conservatives add loyalty, authority, and purity.

NYU students are petitioning to cancel their commencement speaker, Professor Jonathan Haidt, citing his "disturbing rhetoric around antiracism, social justice, and diversity, equity and inclusion" and his criticism of cancel culture.

Bestselling author Jonathan Haidt's new book, 'Generation Glücklich,' targets youth, describing the negative aspects of social media and exploring alternatives to smartphone use.

U.S. psychologist Jonathan Haidt spoke at Mexico's 'mañanera,' calling children's social media and touchscreen use a 'public health problem' and advocating for parents to delay phone access until at least age four to six.

NYU professor Jonathan Haidt, author of 'The Anxious Generation,' cautioned in a TED Talk that the constant availability of AI toys could compromise children's relationships with their parents.

NYU students are expressing objections to Jonathan Haidt being chosen as a graduation speaker, citing his views on their generation as 'coddled' and not representative of their values.

Social psychologist Jonathan Haidt, in an interview coinciding with the French release of his book, asserts that Instagram bears primary responsibility for the collapse of mental health among adolescent girls.

Social psychologist Jonathan Haidt discusses the significant possibility of AI taking over most jobs and expresses widespread discontent with social media in developed countries, cautioning against Big Tech's access to children.

Online child safety campaigners, including author Jonathan Haidt, have urged a US inquiry into the Roblox gaming platform, claiming its design and business model conflict with children's developmental needs.

Moral psychologist Jonathan Haidt argues that conservatives can activate more moral "taste receptors" and explains the success and current meaning of conservative positions through the evolution and function of morality.