ExGay Study – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

Spitzer Retracts his 2001 Paper – Kind Of…

By Peter Ould Posted on April 11, 2012 Posted in ExGay Study, Statistics 16 Comments Tagged with Anecdotes, Archives Of Sexual Behavior, Conclusions, Decade, Dr Robert, Obligation, People, Reply, Retraction, Retrospect, Robert Spitzer, Second Thoughts, Study Participants, Survey, Warren Throckmorton, Zucker

As Warren Throckmorton (amongst others) reports, Dr Robert Spitzer has asked to retract a paper he authored in 2003 examining the anecdotal reporting of almost 200 people who had been through an “ex-gay” programme. Knowing this article was coming, I …

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Jones and Yarhouse’s ExGay Study

By Peter Ould Posted on September 30, 2011 Posted in ExGay Study, PostGay, Sexuality Tagged with Academic Paper, Analytics, Bad Science, Box Turtle, Characterised, Closer Look, Empirical Evidence, Infatuation, Journal Of Sex And Marital Therapy, Kinsey Scale, Modicum, Noticeable Shift, Poor Success Rate, Psychological Harm, Rigour, Sexual Identity, Sexual Orientation, Straw Men, Success Rates, What This Means

The latest results from Yarhouse and Jones’ ExGay Study have been published in the Journal of Sex and Marital Therapy and are accompanied by a brand new website allowing for greater interaction with the authors. The response has been typical. …

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Spitzer Retracts his 2001 Paper – Kind Of…

Jones and Yarhouse’s ExGay Study