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Psychology researcher Peter Gray's new book, Restoring Childhood, argues that rigid schooling methods and reduced childhood autonomy, not social media, are the primary drivers of declining teen mental health. He directly rebuts social psychologist Jonathan Haidt's influential theory, which blames smartphones and social media. Gray asserts that studies consistently show school pressure, not online activity, is teens' top source of anxiety.
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