Jean Twenge
Jean Twenge is an American psychologist and professor known for her research on generational differences and the psychology of narcissism. She has authored several books, including 'iGen' and 'Generation Me', where she discusses how societal changes, particularly the rise of social media, have contributed to an increase in narcissistic traits among younger generations, coining the term 'narcissism epidemic' to describe this phenomenon.
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Greece:
Jean Twenge is the author of '10 Rules for Raising Kids in a High-Tech World'.
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Montenegro:
Professor Jean Twenge believes that children should be kept away from screens and that access to smartphones should be delayed.
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Romania:
Jean Twenge is a psychology professor at San Diego State University who has researched the rise of depression rates among adolescents in the U.S.
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United Kingdom:
When Jean Twenge, a professor of psychology from San Diego State University, began researching rising depression rates among US teenagers, she did not set out to prove that social media and smartphones were 'terrible.'
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Canada:
Jean Twenge is a psychologist whose research highlights the mental health crisis fueled by social media.
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Spain:
The psychologist Jean Twenge has demonstrated the link between increased screen time and the rise of depression and isolation in young people.
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Spain:
Jean Twenge is mentioned as one of the psychologists who believes that narcissism is on the rise.
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Indonesia:
Jean Twenge is a psychologist at San Diego State University involved in research on youth happiness.
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Indonesia:
Jean Twenge is a psychologist from San Diego State University involved in the research on youth happiness.
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Indonesia:
Jean Twenge is a psychologist from San Diego State University involved in the research on youth happiness.
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