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This report on teens, social media, and technology was a collaborative effort led by a dedicated team at Pew Research Center, with significant contributions from external experts. Here’s a breakdown of the individuals who helped shape this important research.
Core Pew Research Center Team
The project was directly managed by:
* Haley Nolan,Communications Manager
* Maya Pottiger,Communications Associate
* Sara Atske,Digital producer
Methodology Guidance
Pew Research Center’s methodology team provided crucial guidance throughout the project.This team included:
* Courtney Kennedy
* Scott Keeter
* Ashley Amaya
* Andrew Mercer
* Dorene Asare-Marfo
* Anna Brown
* Arnold Lau
* Dana Popky
Additionally, Juliana Menasce Horowitz and Gregory A. Smith offered valuable feedback on the project.
Questionnaire Development Experts
The development of the questionnaire, a critical component of the research, benefited from the expertise of several leading researchers in the fields of technology, dialog, and youth development:
* Michael Madaio, ph.D., Senior Research Scientist, Google Research
* Mary Madden, Adjunct Faculty, Communication, Culture & Technology (CCT) program, Georgetown University, Affiliate, Data & Society Research Institute, Principal, Mary Madden Research + Consulting
* Shreya Singh Hernández,youth and Tech safety Lead,Aspen Digital, Aspen Institute
* S. Craig Watkins, Ph.D., Ernest A. Sharpe Centennial Professor, University of texas at Austin
Teen Reviewers
The questionnaire also received direct feedback from teen reviewers Adam Horowitz and Nate Horowitz,ensuring the questions were relevant and understandable too the target audience.
Important Disclaimer
Notably the feedback provided by all reviewers represents their individual perspectives and does not necessarily reflect the views, policies, or positions of their respective employers.
Key Takeaways
* The report was a collaborative effort between the Pew Research Center team and external experts.
* Methodology guidance was provided by a dedicated team within pew Research Center.
* Experts in technology, communication, and youth development contributed to the questionnaire development.
* Teen reviewers provided valuable input to ensure the questionnaire’s relevance.
This collaborative approach underscores Pew Research Center’s commitment to rigorous, insightful, and relevant research on the evolving relationship between teens and technology. Future reports will continue to benefit from this dedication to expert input and thorough methodology.
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