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Topic	Nationalist politics topic 15: The "Russian collusion" was a hoax!
Kenri 04/04/19 3:30:31 PM #76:	Vlado posted... Kenri posted... Homeward Bound: American Families in the Cold War Era looks at amazon reviews The author refers to the Kelly Longitudinal Study. Most of the study participants, men and women rated themselves as happy and gave high ratings to their marriages. But the author insists that the women were unhappy. She obviously has an agenda. I'd be interested to see the actual study's statistics. Well you're probably not gonna unless you want to leaf through about 600 boxes of notes in the Harvard archives or some shit. If you're actually interested, I'd recommend borrowing the book and looking at the studies it reprints in its pages first, as those are probably the easier ones to access. If you're not actually interested then go ahead and trust a random amazon reviewer who might not have even read the book and who may or may not have any history/research credentials. --- Congrats to BKSheikah, who knows more about years than anyone else. <cite>Kenri posted [p:920011208] in Nationalis... [t:77594041]...</cite> <quote><cite>Vlado posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Kenri posted...</cite> <quote>Homeward Bound: American Families in the Cold War Era</quote> looks at amazon reviews <quote>The author refers to the Kelly Longitudinal Study. Most of the study participants, men and women rated themselves as happy and gave high ratings to their marriages. But the author insists that the women were unhappy. She obviously has an agenda.</quote> I'd be interested to see the actual study's statistics.</quote> Well you're probably not gonna unless you want to leaf through about 600 boxes of notes in the Harvard archives or some shit. If you're actually interested, I'd recommend borrowing the book and looking at the studies it reprints in its pages first, as those are probably the easier ones to access. If you're not actually interested then go ahead and trust a random amazon reviewer who might not have even read the book and who may or may not have any history/research credentials. --- Congrats to BKSheikah, who knows more about years than anyone else.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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