CHICAGO (Reuters) - Sexually charged music, magazines, TV and movies push youngsters into intercourse at an earlier age, perhaps by acting as kind of virtual peer that tells them everyone else is doing it, a study said Monday.
"This is the first time we've shown that the more kids are exposed to sex in media the earlier they have sex," said Jane Brown of the University of North Carolina, chief author of the report
3 comments:
Please remember, without 'a big fancy study', you would have been 'making shit up'.
Lol. Somethings are just planely obvious, though. Why not "heavy beer drinking leads to big pot bellies" or "unprotected sex in Thailand increases risk of STDs"
LOL!
Post a Comment