Laws to regulate social media use by kids are popping up everywhere. Unlikely to achieve their stated goals, they may even cause harm by leaving our kids less prepared for... read more →
Wealth, murder, and abuse of privilege, the Murdaugh Murders had it all--a sensational true crime story with a moral that reeled us in. The Murdaugh case had the appeal of... read more →
KEY POINTS ChatGPT gained 57 million users in the first month and now has well over 100 million users globally. Potential positives of ChatGPT use include brainstorming, quick research, language... read more →
It's the time of year to enjoy the mental health benefits of nostalgia, romance, family, snowflakes and miracles. Christmas movies' familiar tropes and predictable, non-stressful stories deliver comfort and improve... read more →
Throughout its history, Apple has sold identity, not products Message color has become a social categorization tool used to define “in” vs. “out.” Biologically and psychologically, people instinctively want to... read more →
Dr. Pamela Rutledge is available to reporters for comments on the psychological and social impact of media and technology on individuals, society, organizations and brands.