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by Philip N. Cohen

Tag: Regnerus

Wilcox plagiarism denial and ethics review

June 14, 2019June 14, 2019Categories Me @ work1 Comment on Wilcox plagiarism denial and ethics review

The only argument he makes is to underline the word "not." So do you trust him?

Equal-education and wife-more-education married couples don’t have sex less often

December 24, 2018December 25, 2018Categories Me @ work, Research reports7 Comments on Equal-education and wife-more-education married couples don’t have sex less often

Something I never got around to checking in the General Social Survey before.

Mark Regnerus to be promoted to full professor at UT Austin

March 6, 2018Categories Me @ work5 Comments on Mark Regnerus to be promoted to full professor at UT Austin

The decision was made at the level of the central administration, overriding negative recommendations from both the Department of Sociology faculty and the College of Liberal Arts.

Notes for a review of “Cheap Sex,” by Mark Regnerus

January 5, 2018December 26, 2018Categories Research reports10 Comments on Notes for a review of “Cheap Sex,” by Mark Regnerus

What I would have said if I peer reviewed the book, knowing the notes were to become public.

A miracle of wrong: Hanna Rosin error reborn in Mark Regnerus book

December 21, 2017December 21, 2017Categories In the news2 Comments on A miracle of wrong: Hanna Rosin error reborn in Mark Regnerus book

They both use facts not to learn from but to demonstrate things they think they already know.

Sociology’s culture of trust, don’t verify

October 2, 2017October 4, 2017Categories In the news3 Comments on Sociology’s culture of trust, don’t verify

The individual incentives are weak, but the need for the discipline to act is very strong.

That time when your research is used to justify ripping a baby from the arms of its loving adoptive parents

November 13, 2015November 13, 2015Categories In the news7 Comments on That time when your research is used to justify ripping a baby from the arms of its loving adoptive parents

Wilcox and Regnerus should be the first experts lining up defend the well-being of the child, and the civil rights of its parents. In fact, speaking up right now might actually do some good.

Regnerus has the callous disregard for poor single mothers and their children, but doesn’t get policy

October 30, 2015Categories In the news2 Comments on Regnerus has the callous disregard for poor single mothers and their children, but doesn’t get policy

He's not concerned with the principle of coercing people into marriage, or even with violation of rights associated with verifying household comings and goings. He's just not sure it's feasible.

How random error and dirty data made Regnerus even wronger than we thought

April 30, 2015April 29, 2015Categories Research reports15 Comments on How random error and dirty data made Regnerus even wronger than we thought

Why have half of my Mt. Everest climbers also been to the moon?

Regnerus responds

April 17, 2015January 3, 2018Categories In the news7 Comments on Regnerus responds

His bad research was part of a covertly-organized political effort, and he lied about it to cover that up.

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Philip N. Cohen

I’m a sociologist at the University of Maryland, College Park. See my website at philipncohen.com for more information.

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