Rejoinder to the Kyle Swan Response

Rejoinder: Response to Sobel*

Sobel claims to disagree with many of the points made in my paper. He also claims that much if not all of what I say is already in the statistical treatment effect literature. He treats my Section 4 as a literature review rather than an illustration of the basic principles made in Sections 1–3 of the paper, as I intended it to be. In joint work with Edward Vytlacil, I present a comprehensive li...

Rejoinder to 'The myth of concordance': a response to Armstrong.

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Kyle Bourassa

Parentification, a process where children take on parent-like roles in the child-parent relationship, has often been discussed in the context of family systems therapy, but rarely studied empirically. In the present study, 219 undergraduates in a romantic relationship and 39 of their romantic partners were given measures for parentification in childhood and a variety of outcome and attachment s...

Kyle Roberts

Rejoinder to the Partlow Committee.

This article is a rejoinder to the Partlow Committee's Common Sense in the Habilitation of Mentally Retarded Persons: A Reply to Menolascino and McGee. (Mental Retardation 1981, Vol. 19, pp. 221-225) In the rejoinder the authors argue that the proposed Partlow program of enriched living is a return to custodial care for severely mentally retarded persons and that the Partlow Committee's underst...