Word gap: When money’s tight, parents talk less to kids
<i>In the first experiment, researchers sought to observe how parents would interact with their children (in this case, 3-year-olds) after the parents were asked to describe times in which they had recently experienced scarcity. A control group of parents were instead asked to describe other recent activities.</i><p>How many studies like this need to not replicate before we stop treating them seriously?