A new approach to dating platforms replaces algorithms with crowdsourced votes from human matchmakers who “vibe-check” to set up potential pairs Existing dating apps have a people problem, but a... read more →
Managing teens’ tech use is hard enough. What happens when your parents join in? Here’s how to address those frustrating digital habits without becoming the technology police. Key Points Social... read more →
South Korea's "dopamine sites" split the emotions of consumption from the financial transactions and show that a lot enjoyment comes from anticipation, not ownership. Key Points Anticipation is a big... read more →
We failed to prepare kids for social media by focusing on restriction instead of education. Can we do better with AI by giving them the skills they need for a... read more →
U.S. politics teaches kids to handle conflict by fighting dirty, not listening and responding with respect. Those lessons won’t serve them well in their own relationships. Key Points: Kids see... 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.