>I remember taking psychology, in both high school and college. I remember
>that every issue we confronted, we would investigate what the different
>philosophies believed were the causes and treatments for the various
>issuesthe humanists, the behaviorists, the cognitive folks, the
>psychoanaly
>Amazing that money has to be wasted on a study that attempts to prove what
>should be patently obvious to anyone with common sense.
>
>On 4/14/07, Larry Lyons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>I got the anti-Christ in the kitchen yelling at me again.
Tell that to those in the administration wh
I remember taking psychology, in both high school and college. I remember
that every issue we confronted, we would investigate what the different
philosophies believed were the causes and treatments for the various
issuesthe humanists, the behaviorists, the cognitive folks, the
psychoanalytic t
> Amazing that money has to be wasted on a study that attempts to prove what
> should be patently obvious to anyone with common sense.
Oddly, "common sense" was the administration's argument *for*
abstinence only programs
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will
"If my life weren't funny, it would just be true;
and that would
Amazing that money has to be wasted on a study that attempts to prove what
should be patently obvious to anyone with common sense.
On 4/14/07, Larry Lyons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Here's my own take on the study. I went to Mathmatica's site and read more
> on the study. With the design Mathm
Here's my own take on the study. I went to Mathmatica's site and read more on
the study. With the design Mathmathica used, its a very strong strong study.
Unfortunately they could not control for SES. With that caveat, these results
should put the issue mostly to rest, abstinence only sex ed doe
