@publicaslander Read this paper of mine and tell me it's fake. https://t.co/e8XPBwAtnz
I've written a lot about how some of the negative effects of parental divorce have decreased over time; most notably, the transmission of divorce between generations has weakened. 3/4 https://t.co/68uBijwsys https://t.co/EXLpjyy5HK
@realChrisBrunet @jessesingal @RyanDEnos @DailyCaller I published a rejoinder to Wu demonstrating that I was incontrovertibly right. /4 https://t.co/68uBijO3X2
In a 2011 rejoinder, I showed why Wu was wrong using a completed-cohort technique for looking at divorce; i.e., there wasn't any selective right censoring nonsense going on as he had suggested. /8 https://t.co/68uBijwsys https://t.co/DIfJqdtrpF
I've shown something similar for divorce in the U.S.: as the divorce rate increased & it became more normalized, some of its negative effects on kids abated. 2/3 https://t.co/68uBijwsys https://t.co/HxoT3aK841
3) My own research, which shows that the transmission of divorce within families has weakened significantly over time. My @FamStudies explainer: https://t.co/Tzy3TkN4He One of my journal articles: https://t.co/8pcaxVk8ZU https://t.co/R34plcJK7t
@NateAndHist In that case, let me direct you to two follow-ups. 1) I smack down Larry Wu's critique using a completed-cohort analysis. 2) I updated the original analysis for a blog post. The trend persists. https://t.co/8pcaxVk8ZU https://t.co/Tzy3TkN4
Here's some of my representative work on the topic. Try & find the dog whistle. https://t.co/8pcaxVk8ZU
(Here's the link to the previous tweet: https://t.co/8pcaxVBKou /4a
@scotthar_tx No, original analysis of publicly available data (ie all my work). Eg, https://t.co/8pcaxVk8ZU
I figured out that completed cohorts were immune to the right censoring Wu was trying to scuttle my findings with, & showed that his critique was bullshit. https://t.co/8pcaxVk8ZU /5
@Ptolemy_3 @EPoe187 Of course you do, but not enough to compromise the whole enterprise. Try to find errors in my quantitative work. One leading academic once tried. He was wrong: https://t.co/8pcaxVBKou
@VMonk4 @CathyYoung63 @BeverlyWillett @FamStudies This seems untestable. However, I've published work showing that divorce had worse effects on kids when divorce was rare: https://t.co/jyieYDN2Du https://t.co/8pcaxVk8ZU
@LeslieLoftisTX @FamStudies @AlysseElHage Indeed, the result persists if I look only at completed marriage cohorts (people 30 or so years out after marriage, when additional divorces are unlikely; this is reported in Wolfinger 2011). https://t.co/8pcaxVk8Z
I showed that methodological concerns about this trend were unfounded in a followup article about ten years later: https://t.co/8pcaxVk8ZU /3 https://t.co/qKJD5KO6wm
@RandomNewsFeedT @HappyManor @PamelaParesky Of course there are. Banks go out of business too, but they’re not so much fun to mock. Have u seen real social science? Here’s something I wrote a while back: https://t.co/8pcaxVk8ZU Prefer something popular
@JeffSpies @familyunequal @RAVerBruggen To some extent us big N, non-latent measure people are getting tarred by the psychology brush here. Related note: Larry Wu once tried to replicate my work & failed. I got a free publication out of it by showin
@inclusionist @eliselgould @OMGchronicles musick et al. is fascinating, & reflects similar dynamic as my http://t.co/iv2YGUHsUu
@OMGchronicles not convincing in light of all the national research suggesting otherwise; inter alia, https://t.co/DNW5uMpeyv