Didn't make Oprah's Book Club.
And Ronnie doesn't care.
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mruffolo
New research published in the Journal of Family Psychology says that, contrary to media and public opinion, women commit more acts of violence than men in eleven categories: throw something, push, grab, shove, slap, kick, bite, hit or threaten a partner with a knife or gun.
The study, which is based on interviews with 1,615 married or cohabiting couples and extrapolated nationally using census data, found that 21 percent of couples reported domestic violence.
A person could not learn this by watch television or reading other media.
mruffolo
New research published in the Journal of Family Psychology says that, contrary to media and public opinion, women commit more acts of violence than men in eleven categories: throw something, push, grab, shove, slap, kick, bite, hit or threaten a partner with a knife or gun.
The study, which is based on interviews with 1,615 married or cohabiting couples and extrapolated nationally using census data, found that 21 percent of couples reported domestic violence.
A person could not learn this by watch television or reading other media.
mruffolo
New research published in the Journal of Family Psychology says that, contrary to media and public opinion, women commit more acts of violence than men in eleven categories: throw something, push, grab, shove, slap, kick, bite, hit or threaten a partner with a knife or gun.
The study, which is based on interviews with 1,615 married or cohabiting couples and extrapolated nationally using census data, found that 21 percent of couples reported domestic violence.
A reader (thanks!) sent me a link to a CNN story on Dr. Philip G. Zimbardo and Nikita Duncan’s new book The Demise of Guys: Why Boys Are Struggling and What We Can Do About It. The article discusses how porn and video games are ruining a generation of guys: Is the overuse of video […]