“Girls and women are often analytical,” [Dr. Weber] says. “They like data. And so much of their identity and self-esteem is tied to their relationships. So it’s very natural that they would want to get information—knowing more about someone’s life …
Text Article: ‘Under the Cover of Twilight’, Northern Virginia (Oct. 2010)
In a blog entry on CNN.com, CNN Medical Producer Sabriya Rice quotes Dr. Weber about how much adventure is appropriate for adolescents.
In an entry on DiscoveryNews.com, writer James Williams asks Dr. Weber whether a child can exhibit sociopathic behavior much like parents of an adopted Russian child alleged before sending him back in April 2010.
In an entry on DiscoveryNews.com, writer James Williams asks Dr. Weber why men cheat.
In an entry on DiscoveryNews.com, writer James Williams asks Dr. Weber what would drive someone to commit the kind of violence similar to the tragedy at Ft. Hood in Texas in early November 2009.
This is an article published in the November 2009 issue of Family Circle explores teen driving. Dr. Weber is one of the experts quoted in this article. Article: Teen Driving, Family Circle (Nov. 2009)
This is an article published in the November 2009 issue of Seventeen explores the differences between a bad mood or more serious teen depression. Dr. Weber is one of the experts referenced in this article. Article: Is it Just a Bad …
After the death of Michael Jackson the Associated Press ran a story exploring the different ways that people grieved his death. Dr. Weber is shown in this video speaking about the reasons people turned to the internet and social networking sites …
This is an article published in the December 2008 issue of Teen Vogue explores the very normal stage of adolescent development of feeling completely embarrassed by one’s parents. Dr. Weber is quoted in this article discussing the reasons why teens are …
This is an article, published on WebMD in the summer of 2008, explores the “Truman Show Delusion” or the idea that some individuals believe they are stars in an imaginary television show. Dr. Weber is quoted as disagreeing with the idea …
This article, published in Teen Vogue in August of 2008, explores the nature of teenage friendship and how it can sometimes involve putting friends on a pedestal. Dr. Weber is quoted in this article regarding the reasons why teens may idealize …