Study: Iraqis May Experience Sadness When Friends, Relatives Die
July 25, 2007
Sponsored by CHAPEL HILL, NCA field study released Monday by the
University of North Carolina School of Public Health suggests that
Iraqi citizens experience sadness and a sense of loss when relatives,
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Study: Iraqis May Experience Sadness When Friends, Relatives Die
July 25, 2007
On May 5, 2008, at 3:31 PM, Rick Archer wrote:
This is a weird article. The researchers seem to have assumed that
Iraqis are sub-human, and are surprised that they feel sad when
their children are blown to bits. How arrogant and ethnocentric.
Kind of like the Nazis regarding the Jews as
