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Six Facts About Screens and Teen Mental Health That a Recent New York Times’ Article Ignores 
by Jean Twenge
Parents, Media and Technology

More Children Are Living in Intact Families
by Lyman Stone
Race, Parents, Family Life, Research Brief

How Families Influence a Child’s Risk of Internet Abuse
by Laurie DeRose
Parents, Family Life, Media and Technology

A Father Who Honors His Son
by Patrick Fagan
Fathers, Parents, Family Life

Brooke Shannon on Waiting to Introduce the Smartphone: 5 Questions with Family Studies
by Alysse ElHage
Parents, Family Life, Media and Technology, Interview

The New Fatherhood Is Not Benefiting Children Who Need It Most
by Nicholas Zill
Cohabitation, Divorce and Break-Ups, Child Care, Public Policy, Fathers, Parents, Research Brief

How to Teach Your Child to Be Psychologically Flexible
by Justin Coulson
Child Care, Parents, Family Life

What Families Should Know About Video Game Addiction
by Sarah M. Coyne
Parents, Family Life, Media and Technology

Toward Consensus on Caregiving
by Evan Preston
Child Care, Public Policy, Work-Family, Parents, Economic Mobility, Aging and Elder Care, Politics
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