biblarz造句

• Stacey and Biblarz wrote in their paper.
• Stacey-Biblarz article : http : / / www . asanet . org / pubs / stacey . pdf
• Stacey and Biblarz did not conduct new research of their own; they re-evaluated 21 psychological studies conducted between 1981 and 1998.
• Yet in spite of these " provocative " findings, Stacey and Biblarz said that many researchers virtually turned their backs on such results.
• And most researchers, including Stacey and Biblarz, find these results convincing, because they have remained consistent across studies carried out under a variety of conditions.
• "In a homophobic world, anti-gay forces deploy such results to deny parents custody of their own children, " she and Biblarz wrote.
• Stacey and Biblarz and Herek stress that the sexual orientation and gender identification of children is of limited relevance to discussions of parental fitness or policies based on the same.
• Golombok, a professor of psychology at the City University in London, said she found the Stacey-Biblarz analysis of the work " a bit disingenuous ."
• Stacey and a colleague, Dr . Timothy J . Biblarz, also of USC, reviewed 21 studies of the children of gay and lesbian parents published from 1981 through 1998.
• And most researchers, including Stacey and Biblarz, find these results convincing, because they have remained consistent across studies carried out under a variety of conditions and with different groups of subjects.
• In the paper, Stacey and a colleague, Dr . Timothy J . Biblarz, also of USC, reviewed 21 studies of the children of gay or lesbian parents published from 1981 through 1998.
• I could not find this stuff in any standard textbooks ( J . D . Anderson, John & Keith, Zucker & Biblarz etc . ) Please remove the comments only after adding proper sources.
• A family-law expert who is skeptical of gay parenting, Lynn Wardle of Brigham Young University's law school, said he was not surprised that Stacey and Biblarz found shortcomings in earlier research.
• Stacey and Biblarz didn't try to quantify their findings with statistical projections, saying simply that children with same-sex parents " seem to grow up to be more open to homeoerotic relations ."
• "We say there are some differences, and that people have shied away from acknowledging them for fear that this would inflame homophobia, " said Judith Stacey, who co-authored the report with Timothy Biblarz.
• Many scholars, such as Biblarz et al ., argue that occupational segregation is most likely caused by gender-based discrimination that often occurs in patterns, either horizontally ( across occupations ) or vertically ( within the hierarchy of occupations ).
• In another study they reviewed, Stacey and Biblarz said, the researchers reported a finding that the young adult children of lesbians were more likely to have had, or to have considered having, a homosexual relationship than the children of heterosexual women.
• Any theory of sexual development, she and Biblarz argue, would predict that growing up with homosexual parents would have an impact on a child's attitudes to sexuality, though most experts contend that homosexuality is at least in part biologically determined.
• Still other studies, Stacey and Biblarz found, charted differences in how children raised by gay or lesbian parents expressed themselves verbally, how close they were to their biological mothers'partners and how equally their parents divided parenting duties and household chores.
• In a 2010 review comparing single-father families with other family types, Stacey and Biblarz state, " We know very little yet about how parents influence the development of their children's sexual identities or how these intersect with gender ."