Edited sentence: " and comprimised to support (rather than suspect) an interpretation of data that matches the ontological delusions we carry with us.Clearly there is less opportunity to study what role increasing the time men can spend with children might have on the statistic of women maltreating children significantly more often than men.Department of Health & Human Services in Chapter 5 of a 2003 Factsheet Publication regarding the maltreatment of children found that 58.2% of the perpetrators of maltreatment of children were in fact women.Given that society generally carries a bias for propounding the role of women as primary careprovider one can reasonably infer that the maltreatment of children by women is likely more under-reported than the maltreatment of children by men.Harvard's Professor of Psychology, Daniel Gilbert, writes that "Research suggests that decision-makers don't realize just how easily and often their objectivity is compromised.In a 2002 publication in Infancy magazine, Marissa Diener (Associate Professor of the University of Utah Family & Consumer Studies department) found that infant stress can be more effectively alleviated by fathers than by mothers.Meanwhile, though more conjectural, data does exist to show that increasing the role of men in children's lives has a positive effect on children (rather than the negative effect maltreatment has) contradicting a hypothesis that increasing men's involvement with children would somehow linearly shift the balance of this statistic over to men causing more harm to children than women do.The U.Whether or not the above is accurate is debatable