In this case...not so much.
Posted on 05/01/2014 7:34:52 AM PDT by AngelesCrestHighway
ITHACA, N.Y., April 30 (UPI) -- Researchers at Cornell University conducted a study about biting versus chewing habits in children and found that kids who eat chicken on the bone are more likely to disobey adults and be aggressive. The study, which was published in Eating Behaviors, found that children were "twice as likely to disobey adults and twice as aggressive toward other kids" when eating food they had to hold and bite.
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In this case...not so much.
what a steaming pile
The study does not say that there is a causal relationship.
“what a steaming pile”
...of Obamastuff.
And one wonders why all non STEM college programs are rapidly being regarded as equivalent to the above.
Note to all psychologists: Math is for experts. Do not try this stuff at home.
It can make you excited...
Que the “THAT’S RACIST” kid.....
Tax dollars at work in yet another useful way.
I will not order ANY chicken without bones in it. The flavor man...the flavor!
Just WHO thinks thinks this crap up?
well, I suppose if the chicken is still alive...
So....let’s have some FUN WITH THE HEADLINE!
“Study finds socializing with Chicken Boehner makes Republicans less aggressive.”
“Study finds eating bones in prison makes inmates more homosexual.”
Chicken is only safe to eat in nugget form!
Just shoot me now and get it over with.....what next???
No more biting shaved ice, Dumbo.
So finger foods makes children aggressive?......................
Stopped there ...
Did they consider, chicken strips or larger chicken nuggets, both of which a child would need to pick up and take bites of, even if “boneless”.
Oh, That explains all those black kids eating chicken legs just before knock-outs...
“The study does not say that there is a causal relationship.”
Thank you! I was just getting ready to post that very point. Correlation is not causation.
Is this the same study that profiled white people are racist if they only eat white turkey meat rather than dark?
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