Eastern Psychological Association’s Statement on Paul Cameron
April 11th, 2007
This is a quick follow-up to my earlier post on Paul Cameron’s “Scandinavian Gay Lifespan” study. Cameron purportedly presented the paper at a recent convention of the Eastern Psychological Association.
Just this morning, Phil Hineline, president of the Eastern Psychological Association sent me an email in response to an inquiry I made last week. It includes a statement which disassociates the EPA from Cameron’s claims and challenges Cameron’s description of his presentation. You can read the statement in its entirety here.
Categories: Paul Cameron, Science
Wow, excellent work and follow through. Staying on top of the misinformation that is so often circulated through anti-gay blogs and news sites is the best way to fight such misinformation. Thanks for sharing this!
Jim, you do such a great service for us all…thank you for being on top of this stuff….
Snarky comment ahead:
Phil Hineline? Not ex-gay James Hartline? What?
Sorry — couldn’t stop myself.
Seriously, thank you for the incredible work you do to give us the phenomenal information you give us. This debunking of the most recent Cameron “research” is very helpful for those of us whose families buy into Cameron’s fabrications of scientific “truth.”
And our thanks too Jim, once again.
As always… it ain’t the “homosexual footprint” that is ever the problem.
Nope, it’s the handprints of Paul Cameron all over yet another disgraceful and distorted piece of “research” that is the problem.
Jim,
Outstanding work. I am particularly impressed by the relatively quick response of the EPA.