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I grew up and live in New York City - where people are not very caring. But how do we measure that? In an Israeli study of nearly 600 families, parents w
by mrcactu5 13y ago
I grew up and live in New York City - where people are not very caring. But how do we measure that?
In an Israeli study of nearly 600 families,
parents who valued kindness and compassion
frequently failed to raise children who shared those
values.
How do you quantify kindness and compassion?
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- Shivetya 13y agoare they unfriendly or merely conditioned to look away?
- VLM 13y agoConfusing "valuing" and "are". For mere valuing a simple survey should be adequate. An analogy would be valuing wealth while being poor. Or innumerable examples of reportedly valuing a certain religion's beliefs, yet ridiculously bad, often opposite, implementation of those beliefs.