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ISBN: 0060595841 Critical Praise for
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the Loop with iVillage (video) The Paradise Radio Network Hear
and Now Host Robin Young speaks to psychologist Madeline Levine about depression and anxiety in the children of the affluent. Hear and Now is a production of WBUR, a Boston NPR station. PalTalk
Radio Gary Baumgarten hosts the Newstalk show on Paltalk.com Grace
Cathedral Moderated by : The Very Rev. Alan Jones, Dean of Grace Cathedral The
Commonwealth Club of California Hear Madeline Levine talk about her new book, "The Price of Privilege." The
Diane Rehm Show Today's affluent teens have many economic advantages. A psychologist specializing in adolescence explains why so many are experiencing more unhappiness and mental illness than any other group of children in America. Forum
with Michael Krasny The show presents a conversation with the clinical psychologist and author of "The Price of Privilege: How Parental Pressure and Material Advantage Are Creating a Generation of Disconnected and Unhappy Kids." Bill Thompson's Eye-on-Books The teen years are a critical time in the shaping of a person's character, and many American teens are not getting the right kind of help at this critical time, says psychologist Madeline Levine. The teenagers she is talking about are the children of affluent parents who are able to offer their kids the kind of privilege and experience other families just dream of. Why are affluent teens increasingly suffering from depression and turning to substance abuse? And what can their parents do differently? Levine calls her book "The Price of Privilege." NewsHour
with Jim Leher According to a new report, violent television programs may not be the ideal place for advertisers to sell their products. NewsHour Media correspondent Terence Smith and guests discuss the report's findings and its implications. Madeline was a guest on the NewsHour with Jim Leher.
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Last update: May 17, 2007
