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New York Magazine just ran an interesting article, with a straightfoward concept. They gave 100 high school students a purity test, and then gave a 100 parents of high school students the same test, and told them to guess what their kids answers were.
There was, unsurprising to me, a significant gap between what the kids said they were doing, and what parents think their kids are doing...
There was, unsurprising to me, a significant gap between what the kids said they were doing, and what parents think their kids are doing...