"Mothers of teenage children feel that outside factors such as fast food and peer pressure are undermining the 'gold' standard of nutrition that they strive to provide at home."Right.
Fat parents setting a "gold standard of nutrition."
That'll happen.
And what an extensive study was performed by these psychologists!
"Interviews were carried out with 15 British mothers who had children aged 13-16 years. All of the interviewees were highly motivated to give their child a healthy diet. The interviews revealed that all mothers described a gold standard of healthy eating, which involved a balanced diet with lots of fruit and vegetables."A whole 15 people!
Their computers must have overheated crunching that data.
And "highly motivated" interviewees. There can be no selection bias here.
What is most important is parents blaming others for their lack of ability to be parents.
They must have been "highly motivated" enough to blame others, but not "highly motivated" enough to parent well.
It has to be "fast food and peer pressure."
It cannot be the parents.
No way. Never. Nope.
Remember: finger-pointing is always fun until someone loses an eye.
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