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News from the 105th Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association

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Rice sociologist finds male scientists regret parenthood decisions more than female counterparts
Rice University
19 August 2010

Passing in the night: Examining work schedules, gender and marital quality
University of Cincinnati
17 August 2010

People with no religious affiliation have less favorable views of the US
American Sociological Association
17 August 2010

Pharmaceuticals: A market for producing 'lemons' and serious harm
American Sociological Association
17 August 2010

Internet access at home increases the likelihood that adults will be in relationships
American Sociological Association
16 August 2010

How badly does it hurt? Research examines the biomedical diagnosis of pain
University of Cincinnati
16 August 2010

Rhetoric, framing efforts have little influence in same-sex marriage debate
American Sociological Association
16 August 2010

Growing up without sibs doesn't hurt social skills
Ohio State University
16 August 2010

Men more likely to cheat if they are economically dependent on their female partners
American Sociological Association
16 August 2010

UC researchers examine patterns of minority suburbanization circling the nation's major cities
University of Cincinnati
16 August 2010

Home foreclosure symptom, not cause for increased crime rates, research shows
University of Texas at Austin
15 August 2010

Cultural capital is key to preparing for college and getting into a good school
Indiana University
15 August 2010

Sex between adolescents in romantic relationships is often harmless to their academics
American Sociological Association
15 August 2010

Dogs' family status depends on family's locale
American Sociological Association
15 August 2010

Women have friends at work but not the networks to get ahead
American Sociological Association
14 August 2010

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