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...have an effect as well," Nishina says. "But they're very subtle and very difficult for us to capture and assess well." Even tougher to assess is the growing phenomenon of cyberbullying--vicious text messages or e-mails, or websites on which kids post degrading rumors. A recent survey of more than 5,500 teens found that 72% of them said online bullying was just as distressing as the face-to-face kind...
...Percentage who suffer post-traumatic stress disorder, according to a survey of 479 former foster children
...survey also showed that 83 percent of respondents miss dinner at least once or twice per week, and of those students, a majority of them skip dinner due to inconvenient timing and extra-curricular and academic conflicts...
Haggis knows how to spin a heart-rending story, and some of Crash’s story lines do pack an emotional wallop. However, the premise of an honest survey of race relations in a hotbed of global diaspora like Los Angeles is a high-reaching goal that Crash fails to achieve...
...that said, it’s clear that the survey should be heavily centered on the qualitative. A meaningless popularity contest—awarding Masters an averaged CUE Guide-style zero to five point rating on “friendliness” and “approachability”—would be useless to the student body, and likely useless to Masters and Senior Tutors themselves. Likewise, there is no sense in making the evaluation results public and thus placing the Masters under unproductive and arbitrary pressure for popularity. The survey should be private and internal, and should...