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iGen by Jean M. Twenge — WisdomDeck honest review
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iGen

by Jean M. Twenge

Twenge's data on the generation raised with smartphones: less independent, more anxious, later to adulthood. Data-heavy and early to the alarm that The Anxious Generation later amplified.

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  1. The phone changed childhood.
  2. Delay independence costs.
  3. Data before opinions.

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The smartphone generation, by data.

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