Instagram unveils new video service in challenge to YouTube
Facebook's Instagram service is loosening its restraints on video in an attempt to lure younger viewers away from YouTube when they're looking for something to watch on their smartphones.
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How recent economy kept black, white young adults from leaving nest
Economic tumult in the early 2000s persuaded many young people to keep living with their parents, but the reasons why differ starkly by race, a new Johns Hopkins University-led study concludes.
ISIS online propaganda makes people feel nauseous but also provokes curiosity
Research shows that ISIS atrocity videos provoke a morbid curiosity among viewers, as well as disgust, discomfort and fear.
Social values of masculinity and honor fuel contact with mafia-type groups
Adherence to masculine honour among young Italian men is a strong indication they are likely to engage in contact with the mafia-type groups, new research led by a University of Kent psychologist has shown.
Today's youth reject capitalism, but what do they want to replace it?
Today's youth are increasingly unhappy with the way their elders are running the world.
Partner's finances impact well-being, even in young love: study
For married couples, money is a common source of stress and conflict that can take a major toll on relationship quality.
Values and gender shape young adults' entrepreneurial and leadership
Young adults who are driven by extrinsic rewards and money and less by a sense of security are more likely to want to become entrepreneurs and leaders, according to a recent study. The more young people value money and rewards ...
Research examines whether media can promote parent/child conversation about difficult topics
A new study of more than 5,000 teens, young adults and parents in four regions of the world found that watching the series 13 Reasons Why prompted teen and parent conversations about bullying, suicide and mental health.
Millennials hope to reach life milestones by the same age as other generations, study says
Millennials – young adults in their 20s and 30s – are marrying, buying homes and starting families later in life. But just because they are postponing these major life events does not mean they want to.
How does limited education limit young people?
A recent nationally-representative U.S. Department of Education study found that 28 percent of fall 2009 ninth-graders had not yet enrolled in a trade school or college by February 2016— roughly six-and-a-half years later.
