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Social Media Use, Depression, and Self-Harm Among Youth
by Timothy Oblad
Parents, Violence, Assault, and Abuse, Media and Technology, Education

Tips for Raising Lifelong Readers
by Naomi Schaefer Riley
Parents, Family Life, Media and Technology, Education

Sex and the Single Evangelical
by David J. Ayers
Dating, Single Life, Education, Marriage and Relationship Education, Religion, Research Brief

Could Community Colleges Be One Way to Put Men Back to Work—and Bolster Marriage?
by David Bass
Marriage, Public Policy, Work-Family, Working Class, Men, Education

The College Board’s Inclusion of Family Structure Indicators Could Help More Disadvantaged Students
by Ian Rowe
Family Life, Economic Mobility, Education, Politics

The Real Digital Divide Isn’t About Access to the Internet
by Naomi Schaefer Riley
Parents, Family Life, Media and Technology, Education, Politics

Who Are the Men Without Sex?
by Charles Fain Lehman
Marriage, Single Life, Race, Men, Education

Challenging the ‘Heckman Curve’: Are Public Investments in Kids Really the Best?
by Robert VerBruggen
Poverty, Child Care, Family Life, Economic Mobility, Education

Can Intelligence Predict Income?
by Nicholas H. Wolfinger
Economic Mobility, Education
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