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Dr. Dan Kuebler sits down with Dr. Stephen Sammut, psychology professor at Franciscan University, to talk about why college students are experiencing increased anxiety, depression, addiction, and other issues. They also investigate how modern society’s understanding of the human person, breakdown of the family, and lack of authentic connection are negatively impacting young adults.
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