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Both arguments are not equally plausible though. The argument for the compounding effects of physical advantage relative to peers is a lot stronger than the su
by npunt 10y ago
Both arguments are not equally plausible though.
The argument for the compounding effects of physical advantage relative to peers is a lot stronger than the supposition that parents would happen to have children on certain months.
- ec109685 10y agoUnless you conduct a study where you divide peer groups blindly and send some early and send some later, it is just a (educated) guess this is the reason. Otherwise, you can just walk trough data sets until you find one that meets your conclusion.