Parents’ judginess of other parents is making their kids less able to deal with life
Parents’ judginess of other parents is making their kids less able to deal with life
- September 7, 2016
- Social scientists Ashley Thomas (cog sci), Barbara Sarnecka (cog sci) and Kyle Stanford (LPS) explain in Quartz, Sept. 7, 2016
But researchers recently found evidence that something else might be fueling this
culture of hyper-vigilance: parents’ need to moralistically judge other parents for
their parenting skills. ... To test that hypothesis, the researchers – Ashley Thomas,
Kyle Stanford, and Barbara Sarnecka, all from the University of California, Irvine
– engaged more than 1,300 people in a variety of experiments.
For the full story, please visit http://qz.com/770655/kids-are-paying-the-price-for-their-parents-judginess-of-other-parents/.
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