Dr. Twenge has been featured or quoted in many major media, including:
- Time
- USA Today
- New York Times
- The Washington Post
- Today
- Good Morning America
- CBS This Morning
- Associated Press
- Good Morning America
- Dateline
- National Public Radio’s All Things Considered
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Select Media Appearances
Forbes on what employers need to know about iGen
The New York Times on the iGen shift on college campuses
The Washington Post on iGen taking longer to grow up
Time on teens, smartphones, and depression
NPR on the rise of depression and suicidal thoughts among teens and young adults
The Washington Post on the rise of mental health issues among the young
NPR on links between digital media use and depression among teens
The Washington Post on the decline of reading among teens
LA Times on the decline in happiness among teens and links to digital media use
The Atlantic on the decline in sex (the “sex recession”)
NPR’s IA on The Smartphone Generation: Less Sex, Fewer Drinks, More Depression
PC Magazine’s Fast Forward on iGen
Iowa Public Radio’s Talk of Iowa on iGen and depression
PBS News Hour on smartphones & teens
NPR’s All Things Considered on smartphones & teens
CBS Evening News on teen suicide
CBSN on iGen and how they are different
KARE 11 Minneapolis in-depth on iGen
WGN Chicago radio on iGen & smartphones
NY Mag’s The Cut on older vs. younger Millennials
San Diego Union Tribune 2015 profile
Washington Post on the decline in sexual frequency among adults
Fox Business on Millennials in the workplace
Huffington Post on the decline in religion due to generation and not age
Time on Millennials’ support for working mothers
Time magazine on Millennials as the Me Me Me generation
Associated Press on less happiness for mature adults
Washington Post on Millennials having less sex
NY Mag’s The Cut on fewer Millennials having sex
The Associated Press on declines in trust and confidence in institutions