Other People's Kids

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The book explores the findings of a Gallup Organization study revealing that few Americans feel consistently motivated to engage with children outside their own families. It delves into social norms theory, positing that adults are more inclined to participate in children's lives when such involvement is deemed significant and accompanied by a perceived social expectation. This analysis sheds light on the factors influencing adult engagement with youth and the societal implications of these dynamics.