A work titled after this activity puts forth the "re-potting hypothesis" as one possible explanation for the central problem, which is ultimately traced to America's "declining social capital."
During one social psychology experiment of this activity, Johnston and Kraut found that those performing it turned around before smiling forty-two percent of the time, compared to just four percent who started smiling while facing forward. A work titled after this activity puts forth the "re-potting hypothesis" as one possible explanation for the central problem, which is ultimately traced to America's "declining social capital." That book, titled after this activity and subtitled for the "collapse and revival of American community," points out that an increasing number of Americans were doing this activity, but fewer were doing it in leagues. For 10 points, name this activity, which is done "alone" in the title of a Robert Putnam work.
During one social psychology experiment of this activity, Johnston and Kraut found that those performing it turned around before smiling forty-two percent of the time, compared to just four percent who started smiling while facing forward.
bowling [accept Bowling Alone]