Attempting to Explain Why the Good Die Young
Neil E. Grunberg, Jerome E. Singer · Psychological Inquiry · 1991
would yield values of r as reported, just on the basis of those matching variables. For me, this puts into question the conclusions drawn by the authors as to the absolute efficacy of the various therapies, and, consequently, their claimed relative efficacies. In view of the considerable number of inconsistencies, differences in reporting, inaccuracies, and highly unlikely numbers in several of the studies carried out by GrossarthMaticek and by Grossarth-Maticek and colleagues, I believe that the prudent reader should be cautious about drawing conclusions from the reported results and about accepting unquestionably the conclusions drawn by the authors from those results.