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EPISODE · Mar 11, 2022 · 18 MIN

Spring Forward Got You Sideways?

from Partners · host Illinois Farm Bureau

Daylight Saving Time or Standard Time, which do you prefer? Illinois-native Jeff Jenkins, Ph.D. , University of Southern California, and Thomas Gray, Ph.D., University of Texas-Dallas, have conducted research on time change. In this episode, they help sort out the pros, cons, twists, turns as we continue the biannual ritual of springing forward and falling back.

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Daylight Saving Time or Standard Time, which do you prefer? Illinois-native Jeff Jenkins, Ph.D. , University of Southern California, and Thomas Gray, Ph.D., University of Texas-Dallas, have conducted research on time change. In this episode, they help sort out the pros, cons, twists, turns as we continue the biannual ritual of springing forward and falling back.

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