Podcasts that mention 📚 The Coddling of the American Mind by Greg Lukianoff, Jonathan Haidt

But I think between what you're saying and what Jonathan Haidt, who was on this podcast, the author of 'Anxious Generation,' 'Coddling of the American Mind,' professor at NYU, etc., has said, I'm starting to really believe that, yes, the human brain can focus on past, present, or future, or some combination, but that something about the architecture of our technologies and our human interactions, because those are so closely interwoven, that's taking place now has us really locked in the present, in stimulus and response.

During the podcast, Andrew Huberman discusses insights from Jonathan Haidt's book, 'Coddling of the American Mind'. He explores the effects of technology and human interactions on our cognitive abilities, particularly how they influence our focus on the present rather than the past or future.

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as well as Steven Pinker and Jonathan Haidt, who wrote The Coddling of the American Mind.

Andrew Huberman mentions Jonathan Haidt as an endorser of Dr. Buss's book and names a book Haidt wrote.

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Oh, uh, that's become a thing in the younger generation as as as Jonathan Height and Greg Luciano have talked a lot lot about in coddling of the American mind. Um, a lot of people feel unsafe with ideas with with people that don't agree with them.

The guest mentions Jonathan Haidt and Greg Lukianoff's book 'The Coddling of the American Mind' in the context of younger generations feeling unsafe with ideas.

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uh so the Jonathan height and Greg Luciano thing about the cuddling of the American mind and there's this onset of um increases in anxiety amongst girls around about the time that social media was introduced But has anybody accounted for the base rate of the introduction of hormonal birth control or the increased prevalence of use of hormonal birth control around that time

Chris mentions the book in the context of discussing the potential impact of hormonal birth control on anxiety rates in girls, comparing it to the social media hypothesis discussed in the book.

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But especially with 'The Coddling of the American Mind' and now 'The Anxious Generation,' I'm now talking about how to help kids shift from a defend mode, out of performance mode, into a more human and real childhood.

During the discussion, the speaker highlights Jonathan Haidt's book 'The Coddling of the American Mind' in conjunction with his new book 'The Anxious Generation.' This reference underscores the speaker's focus on addressing children’s mental health and the importance of fostering a supportive environment for their development.

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It's like Jonathan Haidt's work, The Coddling of the American Mind, shows there's a real spike when social media was invented because you're comparing yourself, and there's no comparison.

In this segment, Dr. Phil discusses Jonathan Haidt's book 'The Coddling of the American Mind,' highlighting how it addresses the troubling rise in mental health issues correlated with the advent of social media.

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I suppose the problem is that thing that what's that book um is it Jonathan hate the the codling of the American mind

Jimmy Carr mentions Jonathan Haidt's book 'The Coddling of the American Mind' in a discussion about the lack of freedom and risk-taking in modern childhood.

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and for some of them if it makes them more depressed and it's leading to self-harm and suicide is up and there's so there's like Jonathan hate wrote a great book about it the coddling of the American mind and he talks about the negative aspects of social media

Joe Rogan mentions a book by Jonathan Haidt about the negative effects of social media, particularly on young girls, and its correlation with depression and self-harm.

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the guy who played uh oh hi mark Greg his name is he wrote that book that they made the movie

The speaker mentions that Greg Sestero, the actor who played Mark in 'The Room', wrote the book that the movie 'The Disaster Artist' is based on.

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I mean the pressures that people have is a book Jonathan hate wrote called the coddling of the American mind that discusses the issue that kids are having today with cell phones and depression And because of social media use and that especially girls so many girls are cutting themselves and self-harm suicides Way up dude

Joe Rogan mentions a book by Jonathan Haidt called 'The Coddling of the American Mind' and discusses its topic regarding the negative impact of social media and smartphones on young people's mental health.

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You've read Jonathan heights work about it I've read only the American mind you should read it Julie Wang E

Pete mentions reading 'The American Mind' by Jonathan Haidt (and co-authors), discussing its relevance to the consequences of screens on young people.

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and Jonathan hate wrote a great book called the coddling of the American mind

Joe Rogan mentions a book by Jonathan Haidt about the effects of social media on kids.

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Have you read Jonathan hates books on that Jonathan hate who he's been on my podcast Kalyn knows him I think maybe Kalyn talked to him too I believe but he wrote a book called the coddling of the American mind and part of the book was about the influence of social media and what is happening

Joe Rogan asks Brendan Schaub if he has read Jonathan Haidt's book 'The Coddling of the American Mind'.

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well i had jonathan haight on the podcast who wrote this book the cobbling of the american mind

The host mentions having the author of this book on the podcast previously.

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Well so so the you know the book that the book that I just put out in September with Greg Luciana off the coddling of the American mind

Jonathan Haidt mentions the book he co-authored with Greg Lukianoff that was recently published.

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Because, you know, Jonathan Haidt wrote The Coddling of the American Mind.

Dr. Jordan Peterson refers to the book "The Coddling of the American Mind" by Jonathan Haidt, discussing themes related to over-invested parenting.

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like i remember talking to the assistant had he pulled down a copy of jonathan hate off the off the bookshelf and was like i'd love to teach this in my class when i i really want to make this happen I want to teach you know so you know more more than i was sort of or maybe just modeling it or humoring me or something but he had the book he had the book That's right and he knew the book and he knew he knew where it was on his show

The guest recounts how an assistant head at his school pulled a book by Jonathan Haidt off the shelf and expressed a desire to teach it, implying it represented a different viewpoint from the prevailing ideology.

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this book was really good by the way and you already know that because you wrote it

The host refers to the guest's book, which is the main topic of the episode, praising it.

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