
Greenline Coffee was sort of in the middle of nowhere. The interior looked nothing like the exterior. The neighboring buildings seemed run down and faded, then there this lively coffee shop. Everything was well lit, there was a lot of seating, but not too crowded. The menu was one of those blackboards with the items written in chalk. I could feel I was going to get alot of work done there. I ordered a large iced mocha, because I knew I was going to be there I while. I sat down and opened my laptop to start my work, but the WiFi wouldn't work for me. I was too lazy to walk back all for nothing. So I ended up staying at the coffee shop for at least 2 hours on my phone. Then I decided to join my classmates at office hours for help on our project. The rest of the day was used to finish up the results of my project. I actually found parents do not have significant influence on the sharing behaviors of their children.
It's interesting how research can disprove our intuition. Personally, I would have thought that yes, sharing behaviors are influenced by parents.
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