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TN: Study shows firearm safety training largely ineffective for children
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The United States Government Accountability Office recently released a report where it looked at programs related to gun access and the effect of those programs.
In reviewing four peer-reviewed academic research studies, the report said “behavioral skills training did not instill consistent safe firearm habits in young children.”
Beth Joslin Roth with the Safe Tennessee Project said the study shows that programs, like the NRA’s Eddie the Eagle, do not deter children from handling firearms. |
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| Where are the dam parents in this argument????? |
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