Edited sentence: " Her conclusion was immediately met with charges of bias.According the the Times she wrote letters to Northwestern claiming that Bailey grossly violated scientific standards “by conducting intimate research observations on human subjects without telling them that they were objects of the study,” a charge which was later disproven.According to the Times the allegations against Bailey were investigated by ethics scholar Dr.Alice Dreger.Bailey, in a book entitled “The Man Who Would Be Queen,” disagreed with the popular view of transgender issues promoted by McCloskey.Dreger said.McCloskey is also known for her attempts to label the work of J.McCloskey was at the forefront of criticism of Bailey.Michael Bailey, a psychologist at Northwestern University as false and misleading because Dr.She also wrote the Illinois state regulators asking for an investigation of Bailey for practicing psychology without a license which resulted in no action by the regulators.The New York Times recently reported that peers of Bailey described the situation as, "...a morality play about the corrosive effects of political correctness on academic freedom.The Times reported, "In her just-completed account, due to be published next year in The Archives of Sexual Behavior, the field’s premier journal, she concluded that the accusations against Bailey were essentially groundless.“The bottom line is that they tried to ruin this guy, and they almost succeeded,” Dr