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Mark Regnerus

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University of Texas at Austin

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College of Liberal Arts

Sociology

Mark Regnerus is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor at University of Texas At Austin.

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sociology social sciences religion religious studies sociology of religion behavioral sciences adolescent health sexual behavior adolescent psychology scientific study of religion social science research adolescence mental health sociological research psychology of religion sex research religiosity criminology social behavior religious research human sexuality social change social influence juvenile delinquency societal influence social psychology developmental psychology adolescent delinquency sexual health family psychology mating psychology intimate relationships religious pluralism sexology american religious traditions american adolescents american studies social anthropology attitude theory social context interfaith applied social science social policy research comparative religion religious prejudice correctional practice marriage adult children religious influences family studies higher education developmental science applied developmental psychology religious groups public education sociology of education philanthropy spirituality classical sociology qualitative sociology science studies rural sociology voting rule parental care parent leadership new scheme yields american religion religious decline social sources early adulthood coital debut sex attitudes positive adolescent outcomes same-sex relationships metropolitan public schools educational outcomes psychology sex education adolescent behavior relationship dynamics

Notable Scholarly Works

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Forbidden Fruit. Routledge eBooks (2024)

Esther Brownsmith

political sciencecommunicationdeviance (sociology)social sciencesforbidden fruit

The Ongoing Conservative Turn in the American Catholic Priesthood. Sociological Spectrum (2023)

Brad VermurlenMark RegnerusStephen Cranney

political scienceamerican catholic priesthoodsociologyreligious studiespolitical sociologysociology of religionreligion

Attitudes in the U.S. Toward Hormonal and/or Surgical Interventions for Adolescents Experiencing Gender Dysphoria. Archives of Sexual Behavior (2022)

Mark RegnerusBrad Vermurlen

public healthmental healthendocrinologyadolescent healthpsychologygender dysphoriaadolescent psychologysexual behavioradolescent medicinebehavioral sciences

Is the Catholic Church in America Experiencing Internal Secularization? Priests’ Assessments of Pope Francis and the Condition of the Church. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion (2022)

Brad VermurlenMark RegnerusStephen Cranney

catholic churchreligious studiespope francisinternal secularizationreligionscientific study of religion

Introducing the 2021 Survey of American Catholic Priests: Overview and Selected Findings. SSRN Electronic Journal (2021)

Brad VermurlenStephen CranneyMark D. Regnerus

public healthamerican catholic priestsreligious studiessocial sciencessocial science researchreligion

Is Homosexuality in the Priesthood Diminishing? Evidence From Sexual Attitudes, Behaviors, and Contexts of Catholic Clergy in the United States. SSRN Electronic Journal (2021)

Mark D. RegnerusStephen CranneyBrad Vermurlen

sociologydeviance (sociology)social sciencesunited statessociology of religionsocial science researchsocietal influencesexual behaviorcatholic clergyreligious studiesapplied social sciencesocial policy researchsociological researchhomosexualityideologyscientific study of religionsexual orientationsexismsocial network analysisreligionsexual attitudes

Richard Togman: Nationalizing Sex: Fertility, Fear, and Power. (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2019. Pp. V, 285.). The Review of Politics (2020)

Mark Regnerus

political sciencepoliticsnationalizing sexfertilitysexual rightsgender studiespolitical sociologypolitical theorypolitical behaviorgender inequalityfeminist theory

Understanding How the Social Scientific Study of Same-Sex Parenting Works. Roczniki Nauk Społecznych (2020)

Mark Regnerus

social scientific studysociologysocial sciencessocial psychologysocial science researchsame-sex parenting works

Comment on Barbara Risman’s Review of Cheap Sex: The Transformation of Men, Marriage, and Monogamy. Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews (2019)

Mark Regnerus

social behaviorsociologysociological researchsocial sciencesgender studiesgender inequalitysexual behavior

“Measurement and Analytic Vulnerabilities in the Study of Structural Stigma”. Social Science & Medicine (2019)

Mark Regnerus

sociologysocial determinants of healthpsychometricspsychological assessmentmedical sociologypsychological traumaanalytic vulnerabilitieslonelinessinterpersonal violencevulnerabilitypsychosocial determinantssocial biasapplied social psychologyhealth psychologysociobiologypsychologypsychiatryidentity issuesstructural stigmamental health

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Mark Regnerus

Professor

University of Texas at Austin

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Sociology

Mark Regnerus is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor at University of Texas At Austin.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Mark Regnerus

University of Texas at Austin

Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Forbidden Fruit. Routledge eBooks (2024)

Esther Brownsmith

political sciencecommunicationdeviance (sociology)social sciencesforbidden fruit

The Ongoing Conservative Turn in the American Catholic Priesthood. Sociological Spectrum (2023)

Brad VermurlenMark RegnerusStephen Cranney

political scienceamerican catholic priesthoodsociologyreligious studiespolitical sociologysociology of religionreligion

Attitudes in the U.S. Toward Hormonal and/or Surgical Interventions for Adolescents Experiencing Gender Dysphoria. Archives of Sexual Behavior (2022)

Mark RegnerusBrad Vermurlen

public healthmental healthendocrinologyadolescent healthpsychologygender dysphoriaadolescent psychologysexual behavioradolescent medicinebehavioral sciences

Is the Catholic Church in America Experiencing Internal Secularization? Priests’ Assessments of Pope Francis and the Condition of the Church. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion (2022)

Brad VermurlenMark RegnerusStephen Cranney

catholic churchreligious studiespope francisinternal secularizationreligionscientific study of religion

Introducing the 2021 Survey of American Catholic Priests: Overview and Selected Findings. SSRN Electronic Journal (2021)

Brad VermurlenStephen CranneyMark D. Regnerus

public healthamerican catholic priestsreligious studiessocial sciencessocial science researchreligion

Is Homosexuality in the Priesthood Diminishing? Evidence From Sexual Attitudes, Behaviors, and Contexts of Catholic Clergy in the United States. SSRN Electronic Journal (2021)

Mark D. RegnerusStephen CranneyBrad Vermurlen

Richard Togman: Nationalizing Sex: Fertility, Fear, and Power. (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2019. Pp. V, 285.). The Review of Politics (2020)

Mark Regnerus

political sciencepoliticsnationalizing sexfertilitysexual rightsgender studiespolitical sociologypolitical theorypolitical behaviorgender inequalityfeminist theory

Understanding How the Social Scientific Study of Same-Sex Parenting Works. Roczniki Nauk Społecznych (2020)

Mark Regnerus

social scientific studysociologysocial sciencessocial psychologysocial science researchsame-sex parenting works

Comment on Barbara Risman’s Review of Cheap Sex: The Transformation of Men, Marriage, and Monogamy. Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews (2019)

Mark Regnerus

social behaviorsociologysociological researchsocial sciencesgender studiesgender inequalitysexual behavior

“Measurement and Analytic Vulnerabilities in the Study of Structural Stigma”. Social Science & Medicine (2019)

Mark Regnerus

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