I am now holding my breath until the changes I suggest are made. I find it hard to fault that. You will note that Dr. Goldberg is at what was at one time one of the finest undergraduate institutions in the world. They may have based their work on assumptions incongruent with the reality of human nature, but they did attempt to defend the analyses based on them. Today there is no spirit whatsoever of a need for rigor or even common sense.
Sociologists believe the refutable and already refuted.
When I was in grad school, sociology was criticized as demonstrating that which is obviously true. Which is a chilling thought. But having made the diagnosis he also gave us the prescription. The question is whether academia will listen.