New study uncovers attitudes of African-American children toward overweight peers

By Clint NielsenNovember 2, 2015No Comments

African-American girls show more empathy and are more accepting of overweight peers who can be victims of bullying, new research shows.

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New study uncovers attitudes of African-American children toward overweight peers

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