Unsafe Science
Lee Jussim, Colin Wright, Luke Conway, Valeria Prudnikova, John McMillian, Brian P. Higley, Lawrence Michael Eppard, Danit Sarah, Martin Heesacker, Justin Kalef, Ohad Fedida, Joachim I. Krueger, Patrick J. Wolf, Jonathan Barazzutti, Hrishikesh Joshi, Nicholas H. Wolfinger, Joe ForgasSocial science, common sense, and skepticism applied to controversial topics, and occasional personal takes and twists.
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Leftwing Authoritarianism, Its Measurement, and Its Very Confused Discontents
Summary Up Front
- We recently posted a report finding that endorsement of professional societies’ recommendations for “gender affirming care” for people with gender dysphoria or who identify as transgender correlated with leftwing...
Another Frivolous University Investigation
Nicholas H. Wolfinger is Professor of Family and Consumer Studies and Adjunct Professor of Sociology at the University of Utah. His most recent books are Thanks for Nothing: The Economics of Single Motherhood since 1980 (Oxford University P...
Why Academic Cancellations Are Generally Wrong Even When the Target is Clearly Evil
Justin Kalef is Assistant Teaching Professor in the Department of Philosophy at Rutgers University. He is currently writing a book on the rules of discourse, Reasoning as a Game Worth Playing. His new Substack, Teaching Philosophically, can...
The Double Burden gets the Burden Wrong
Jonathan Barazzutti is a researcher and writer pursuing an MA in Economics at the University of Toronto. He has done writing for multiple publications, including City Journal and C2C Journal, and also does consulting work for numerous group...
Endorsement of Professional Societies’ Gender-Affirming Care Recommendations Correlates with Leftwing Authoritarianism and Willingness to Justify Political Violence
About the Authors
Lee Jussim is a Distinguished Professor of Psychology at Rutgers University New Brunswick, a social psychologist, and was Criminal Justice Program Chair in 2008, Psychology Department Chair from 2010-2013 and 2018-202...
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Evolutionary Biologist | Founding Editor of Reality's Last Stand | Manhattan Institute Fellow | Lover of whisk(e)y, fitness, cats, and ideas.
Jesus above all. I oppose authoritarianism on every side. Author of Liberal Bullies: What Psychology Teaches Us about the Left's Authoritarian Problem.
Currently at USA TODAY Co. and formerly with the United Nations, Valeria explores leadership, workplace culture, organizational psychology, and personal growth. Working with Top Workplaces across the nation.
Official Substack of John McMillian. Historian at Georgia State University. Companion of Foner (the dog). Books: @SimonBooks, @OxUniPress, @thenewpress. Bylines: @washingtonpost, @cityjournal, @theatlantic, @bostonglobe, @TheTLS, @wsj, and more.
Dr. Brian P. Higley has taught and consulted at various universities. Dr. Higley developed H2O-centered education, which emphasizes the integration of learning science into the practice of classroom management.
Director, Connors Institute for Nonpartisan Research & Civic Engagement at Shippensburg University (connorsinstitute.org)
Psychology professor emeritus, spouse, father, jogger, cross fitter, wake surfer, foodie. Aghast at Trump 2.0.
I teach philosophy at Rutgers University, and run the _Teaching Philosophically_ Substack.
Ohad Fedida is a Ph.D. student in Social Psychology at Rutgers University under the supervision of Dr. Lee Jussim. His research focuses on social contagion, extremism, and authoritarianism, and his work has been published widely.
Staying away from academic fashions, I have studied inductive reasoning, social dilemmas, (ir)rationality & (un)happiness, collaborating with friends & colleagues in the old continent.
Dr. Patrick J. Wolf is a Distinguished Professor of Education Policy & the 21st Century Endowed Chair in School Choice in the Department of Education Reform at the University of Arkansas. His Ph.D. is from Harvard University (1995).
Jonathan Barazzutti is an MA Economics student at the University of Toronto and a writer on education, metascience, and social science topics.
Philosophy professor at the University of Arizona. Author of Why It's OK to Speak Your Mind (2021). Writing about morality, free inquiry, higher education, and more.
Professor at the University of Utah. Written some books about marriage & divorce. NAGA winner. Pot-bellied pig owner. UT state law requires me to state that my opinions are my own.
Scientia Professor of Psychology at UNSW (area: experimental social psychology). See also https://www.unsw.edu.au/staff/joe-forgas and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Paul_Forgas .
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