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A substacker I follow claimed that Kearney's thesis ignores a confounder, that unhappily married couples are more likely both to split up and to have kids with
by lordgrenville 3y ago
A substacker I follow claimed that Kearney's thesis ignores a confounder, that unhappily married couples are more likely both to split up and to have kids with worse outcomes. The fairer comparison would be between unhappily married two-parent homes, and single-parent homes. Haven't read the book so can't say if this is true.
https://afeteworsethandeath.substack.com/p/recent-pieces-bad-social-science https://afeteworsethandeath.substack.com/p/recent-pieces-bad...
- Boatfaceing 3y ago[dead]