Studies Find Teens with Problematic Smartphone Use Are Twice as Likely to Have Anxiety

Posted by [reposted by] Jim Liebelt · August 12, 2024

Published in Families, At-Risk, Culture, Mental Health, Technology, Teen Behaviors, Well-Being

A recent study revealed nearly half of 13–16 year-olds with Problematic Smartphone Use (PSU) reported symptoms of anxiety (44.4%) compared to 26.4% without PSU. Over half of 13–16 year-olds with PSU reported symptoms of depression (55.6%) compared to 35.8% without PSU.

Positive Childhood Experiences Can Boost Mental Health and Reduce Depression and Anxiety in Teens

Posted by [reposted by] Jim Liebelt · May 16, 2024

Published in Families, Culture, Family Life, Mental Health, Teen Behaviors, Well-Being

According to a recent study, having more positive childhood experiences was associated with lower levels of depression and anxiety, and better life satisfaction and mental health in adolescents.

Teens with Anxiety, Mood Disorders Less Likely to Get Driver’s License

Posted by [reposted by] Jim Liebelt · April 22, 2024

Published in Families, Culture, Mental Health, Teen Behaviors

Teenagers suffering from anxiety, depression or bipolar disorder are likely to have a tougher time getting their driver’s license, a new study finds.

Study Finds Link Between Screen Time and Anxiety, Depression in Children

Posted by [reposted by] Jim Liebelt · August 14, 2023

Published in Families, Culture, Mental Health, Technology, Teen Behaviors

New research from the Faculty of Education has found a link between screen time and anxiety and depression in children.

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