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New research from the University of Georgia suggests this type of interaction at the dinner table becomes more likely as parents grow increasingly overwhelmed and stressed.
Difficult jobs, too much to do and financial worries are daily stressors on family life.
Parents with more children and/or lower income levels reported higher levels of feeling depleted.
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