Thursday, January 29, 2009
A study conducted by economists at the Shippensburg University in Pennsylvania set out to explore “the relationship between first name popularity and juvenile delinquency”.The study found that, regardless of race, juveniles with the least popular names were more likely to engage in criminal activity.The report, entitled First Names and Crime: Does Unpopularity Spell Trouble? and published in the
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Pencilequippe: Don't Name Your Boy With Unusual Name
A study conducted by economists at the Shippensburg University in Pennsylvania set out to explore “the relationship between first name popul...
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