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Books by Jean M. Twenge mentioned on podcasts
Jean M. Twenge and her sociological and psychological research have been highlighted on multiple prominent podcasts. On The Tucker Carlson Show, Bishop Robert Barron discussed Twenge's book iGen to support arguments regarding a direct correlation between increased screen time and rising rates of depression among younger generations coming of age with mobile devices. Similarly, Scott Barry Kaufman mentioned Twenge's work in Generations on Modern Wisdom to explore how concepts of entitlement have shifted among modern youth. Angela, co-hosting No Stupid Questions, highlighted Generations: The Real Differences Between Gen Z, Millennials, Gen X, Boomers, and Silents and What They Mean for America's Future, emphasizing the book's comprehensive breakdown of distinct generational categories. Modern Wisdom also featured discussions referencing the author's extensive bibliography, including Generation Me, which was published in 2006. On The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast, the host reviewed Twenge's broader literary contributions, listing earlier works such as The Narcissism Epidemic, which was co-authored with W. Keith Campbell, alongside her deep analytical examinations of generational traits, youth confidence, and modern psychological distress.
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Generations
Discussed“and Gene Twangi has has done a great analysis of this in her book generations. prior generation.”
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iGen
iGen by Jean M.
Discussed“I um Jean Twangi is the psychologist from San Diego that I read a lot and she has a book called IGEN about the generation that came of age totally with the iPhones and iPads and stuff and she said there's a direct correlation between screen time and depression which I find perfectly plausible.”
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