Social Media's Influence on Communication Patterns and Gender Norms

Beyond Hyper-Gendered Archetypes: The Case for a Synthesis of Masculinity and Femininity

To be only masculine or only feminine is to be half a human being.

Engagement, User Satisfaction, and the Amplification of Divisive Content on Social Media

A new study examines how social media algorithms amplify angry, partisan, and outgroup hostile content contributing to affective polarizatio

How Chatbots and Digital Devices Are Reshaping Human Connection and Fueling Loneliness

We are talking to each other in person less and to chatbots more. Are these changes in our social interactions contributing to the current l

Legalized Helicopter Parenting and the Constricted Identities of Teenagers on Social Media

Twitter Use Related to Decreases in Well-Being, Increases in Political Polarization, Outrage, and Sense of Belonging

Parental Communication in the Digital Age: Internet Use, Parent–Child Interaction, and Child Well-Being in Türkiye

Turhan, Zeynep;Acar, Sinan;Canbakış, Rabia;Kızılçay, Nuray;Doğan, Seçil Özak Journal of Child and Family Studies 01 June 2026 : pp.1408-1426