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Our family in April 2006
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Our family in April 2006
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What are we telling our children?
- Alison: Use your BRAKES!!! You can't run people over on your bike!
- Ian: I'm tired of being your leader.
- Scott: You're not allowed to go near any of your cousins.
- Mom: Do you need to run down to the stop sign?
- April: Don't pour water in my shoes!
- Alison: Please don't put that in your mouth!
- April: Don't throw hammers at your sister
- Ryan: There is no need to smash cereal with a pencil
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1 comment:
I saw that too. Very interesting. I had to read a bunch of papers like that in my contract theory class. It seems that lots of researchers use data from the PGA tour because it is easily available and because it is easier to relate results to effort in an individual sport. (You can't free ride on your teammates.) Also, unlike tennis, what your opponent does only indirectly affects you (via psychological effects like the article describes.)
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