Jim Liebelt

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A new analysis of existing research finds a consistent relationship between cyberbullying and depression in teens. However, the relationship...

What happened to the Great American Summer Job? The share of teens working summer jobs has dwindled since the early 1990s, and last summer, fewer...

A white-hot new app for instant messaging, Jott has nearly 500,000 monthly users and one million app installs after just three months on the...

As Generation Z teens are hitting the high school years, their approach to college admissions and their perception of the value of a degree are...

A weekly listing of hot cultural items from the Internet, music, television and movies.

A new study finds a correlation between risky decisions and the differences in the teen brain's working memory — which allows people to draw on and...

Older teenagers, Asians, females, and those with existing mental disorders had the highest risk among adolescents of incurring a self-inflicted...

Parents are paying almost twice their regular rates to insure their kids behind the wheel, a new study finds. The research showed that families...

Underage drinking and binge drinking rates among young people are on the decline across the USA, a new government study finds.

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Teens who are sent to jail tend to have far worse outcomes later in life than teens who avoid serving time for similar crimes, according to a new...

Tougher rules for night driving by teen drivers in Massachusetts reduced their risk for serious and fatal crashes, a new study shows.

While depression was once the most common mental health problem on college campuses, anxiety is now the No. 1 mental health diagnosis according to...

Despite stereotypes about college students resorting to black-market Ritalin to help them cram for exams, young people are actually most likely to...

A weekly listing of hot cultural items from the Internet, music, television and movies.

According to new research, young teens who are frequently bullied have been linked to a higher risk of depression when they reach early adulthood.

Springboarding on its previous study, researchers from Brigham Young University concluded that extra love and support does not neutralize the...