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The study showed more than 100 participants – who identified as white, black, native American and Asian – a silent video of Obama's 2010 White House Correspondents Dinner speech, a night in which the president traditionally cracks jokes at the press and lawmakers, and asked them to describe how they thought Obama was feeling based on his facial expressions.

No kidding. More than 100 participants?

No room for error there.

How many Native Americans and Asians does that really amount to?

For that matter, why Asians, rather than Asian-Americans?

And what about Latinos/Hispanics? Don't they count?

[Williams]

Now that I see 100 people total watched a silent video of Obama I can understand it, he often takes on an angry look.

[3Fingas]

Exactly. A sample of 100 people tells you nothing. I wonder where these people learned statistics at. And besides...