“I don't know if the anxious generation Findings are gonna hold up”
“He wrote that blockbuster best selling book, The Anxious Generation”
“Do you remember John Haight when he he told us when we had him on and we were talking about his book, The Anxious Generation”
“He has written many, many best selling books, including The Anxious Generation”
“I think Jonathan Haidt's book, The Anxious Generation, has has done a lot towards, you know, kind of educating the the broader populace about that”
“I really started To look at the work of Jonathan Haidt. In his book. The Anxious Generation”
“the anxious generation and they just take away from, you know, they read the cover and they don't read through the book”
“it was Jonathan Haidt who really crystallized the challenges with social media a few years ago when he published The Anxious Generation”
“In fact, you may have heard of his landmark New York Times bestseller, The Anxious Generation”
“we know John Height's book, The Anxious Generation, has been on the bestseller list for years now”
“the point that he makes in that book is not just ban social media, it's ban social media and let kids play outside”
“Jonathan Haidt, who wrote an amazing book called The Anxious Generation. He joined us on high performance and this is what he told us about the use of smartphones and childhood”
“most of us are familiar with the literature on children because that great book came out, The Anxious Generation, Jonathan Hay”
“Jonathan The The book The Anxious Generation and Raise the Alarm”
“Jonathan Haidt, who wrote the book uh about the anxious generation, started a conversation, and that conversation led to legislation”
“I think I've talked to you guys in the past about, you know, the book that Jonathan Heights written about social media”
“And this sounds a little bit like Professor Jonathan Haidt's argument in his book. He wrote a book called The Anxious Generation”
“Who's the guy who wrote The Anxious Generation? Jonathan. Yeah, yeah, yeah”
“that was a direct result of Jonathan Haidt's book, The Anxious Generation”
“Jonathan Haidt, the anxious generation”
“I think the most consequential scholar of our generation is my colleague Jonathan Haidt, who is getting phones because of his book, The Anciest Generation, banned in entire in schools in entire countries”
“Jonathan Heidt's book, you know, 96 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list. Yeah. Wow. The anxious generation”
“he wrote the book, The Anxious Generation, which made the case”
“read Jonathan Heid's book, The Anxious Generation”
“His his book, The Anxious Generation, had a huge impact”
“Jonathan Haidt, right? Didn't we do an interview together ... Incredible book. Yeah, these things are obviously a dick. He had a very important point, which is to try and keep kids off cell phones and social media until they're 16”
“Two years ago, a book called The Anxious Generation came out and it was an instant bestseller”
“Because I wrote a whole book called The Anxious Generation. Focusing on teen mental health”
“we're seeing the success of people like Jonathan Haidt and his book The Anxious Generation”
“And then also several books on parenting. So The Anxious Generation, obviously a lot of people are talking about, but that has spawned me going down a path on reading more about kids and free range kids, books like that”
“Anxious generation and coddling of the American mind”
“So I've just finished his book, The Anxious Generation, which is his last one”
“Jonathan Haidt has done an amazing job with anxious generation. Of talking about some of the severe detriments to overuse of social media”
“my colleague at NYU wrote this book. It's This is the book we w wish we'd written”
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