
Study: People who text frequently tend to be more racist, shallow
A University of Winnipeg study of 2,300 students linked heavy texting to shallower moral reasoning — the brevity of the medium may be to blame.
By Thoughtful India Staff||1 min read
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A University of Winnipeg study of 2,300 students linked heavy texting to shallower moral reasoning — the brevity of the medium may be to blame.
By Thoughtful India Staff||1 min read

A seven-year University of Georgia study found early daters had the worst study skills and double the alcohol and drug use — likely part of a risk pattern.
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Cambridge researchers predicted users' sexuality, politics, and more from Facebook likes alone — with startling accuracy. What the 2013 study found.
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A 2013 University of Miami study found people shown messages about tough times ate 40% more food — and reached for the high-calorie options first.
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An August 2012 Pediatrics study found that students in states with strong school junk-food laws gained less weight — evidence that policy shapes waistlines.
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