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It was described as a book where a social scientist experimented on his own children, giving them unusual names like 'E' and 'Yo', to study the impact of names on a child's development.
In 2014, he wrote a book called Parentology.
— Episode: How Much Does Your Name Matter? (Rebroad...
Episode: How Much Does Your Name Matter? (Rebroadcast )
It was described as a book where a social scientist experimented on his own children, giving them unusual names like 'E' and 'Yo', to study the impact of names on a child's development.
In 2014, he wrote a book called Parentology.
It's about... well, here, let's have him tell you. I think the subtitle says it all, which is a social scientist experiments on his kids so you don't have to.
Episode: How Much Does Your Name Matter? (Rebroadcast)
It was discussed as a book about parenting, with a subtitle implying that a social scientist experimented on his own children for research.
Dalton Conley is a sociologist at NYU. He has a book coming out soon called Parentology.
I think the subtitle says it all, which is a social scientist experiments on his kids so you don't have to.
Episode: 122. How Much Does Your Name Matter?
It was mentioned as a book by Dalton Conley, a sociologist at NYU, about his social science experiments on his children, particularly regarding their names.
Dalton Conley is a sociologist at NYU. He has a book coming out soon called Parentology.
It's about well here Let's have him tell you I think the subtitle says it all which is a social scientist experiments on his kids, so you don't have to