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Ялда Т. Улс – детский психолог, лауреат множества премий, эксперт в области влияния медиа на детей. Она помогает родителям и педагогам разобраться в океане мнений, исследований, фактов и выдумок, связанных с этой непростой темой.
До того как начать свою научную карьеру, доктор Улс пятнадцать лет проработала в качестве исполнительного продюсера.
Сейчас она сотрудничает со школами, некоммерческими организациями и коммерческими компаниями, руководствуясь целью предоставить сбалансированный взгляд на вопрос использования медиа в современном обществе. В центре ее научного интереса влияние электронных средств коммуникации на поведение подростков. Доктор Улс с большим энтузиазмом переводит с научного языка полезную информацию для родителей и педагогов, дает им подсказки. Ее видение объективно и направлено на то, чтобы молодое поколение смогло наиболее эффективно пользоваться преимуществами современных технологий.
Помимо консультаций и исследований, доктор Улс ведет партнерские креативные проекты с национальной некоммерческой организацией Common Sense Media. Среди компаний, которые обращались к ней за экспертным советом, Google LA, Henson Pictures, Disney и Hewlett-Packard.
Ее научные работы упоминались в таких изданиях, как Time, The New York Times, USA Today и NPR. Среди ее наград – премия Калифорнийского университета за отличие в коммуникативном исследовании для массовой аудитории и премия Общества исследования детского развития за выдающуюся докторскую диссертацию.
И самое важное, у нее двое детей, переживших подростковый возраст, поэтому она непосредственно столкнулась с проблемами, которые описаны в книге.