September 28, 2018

Friday Five 246

Highlights

Teens and cyberbullying, 50 years after the Kerner report, and more. Tweet This
Student debt and marriage, financial knowledge and relationships, and more. Tweet This

A Majority of Teens Have Experienced Some Form of Cyberbullying
Monica Anderson, Pew Research Center Internet & Technology

50 Years After the Kerner Commission Report, the Nation is Still Grappling with Many of the Same Issues
Marcus Casey and Bradley Hardy, Brookings Institution

Can a Video Game Boost Empathy?
Marianne Spoon, Greater Good

University of Texas study: What You Know About Finances is Determined by Your Relationships
Nicole Villalpando, Austin 360

Is Student Debt Keeping Americans Away From Marriage
Springer via Science Daily

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