Dr. Michael Rich discusses how ubiquitous tech is affecting children. (Podcast)
Read the full article at Bloomberg.New Pitt social media study shows how ‘likes,’ comments, ‘unfriending’ relate to depression
CMCH’s Dr. David Bickham explains how different online interactions can have different effects on mental health.
Read the full article at Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.Getting Lost In TechnoReality
Dr. Michael Rich goes in-depth about Problematic Interactive Media Use and how to approach it. (Podcast, YouTube, and PDF)
Read the full article at Healing Magazine.Defining Human Experience: The Medium and the Message
Dr. Michael Rich and CMCH are profiled ahead of the HXD Conference on interdisciplinary evolution in thealth care.
Read the full article at Medium.Growing Up Wired: A Connected Generation
Dr. Michael Rich answers questions about Anxiety and Technology.
Read the full article at NBC10 Boston.Silicon Valley Reckons With Responsibility for Tech Addiction
Dr. Michael Rich contributes to efforts raising awareness about problematic interactive media use.
Read the full article at PCMag.Navigating paperless learning: ‘Are we losing out on fine motor skills?’
Dr. Michael Rich goes into detail about the tradeoffs to consider when children learn with digital tools.
Read the full article at Global News.Are Smartphones the New Cigarettes?
Dr. Michael Rich explains the difference between problematic interactive media use and addiction.
Read the full article at Techonomy.Apple still makes it too hard to get kids to put down their iPhone
Dr. Michael Rich chimes in about parental involvement with children’s use of media devices.
Read the full article at USA Today.20+ Years of Research Shows Ready To Learn Media Improves Young Children’s Literacy
CMCH Postdoctoral Research Fellow Lisa Hurwitz shares key findings on how media affect childhood development.
Read the full article at The Joan Ganz Cooney Center.