After the conclusion of his or her research on the homeless in Chicago, which sociologist stated that "in the short term, good social research will often be greeted as a betrayal of one or another side?"

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Peter Rossi stated this in his book "Down and Out in America: The Origins of Homelessness." He argued that good social research might not validate the views of those who commissioned the research or those being studied, which could lead to accusations of betrayal.

After the Conclusion of His or Her Research on the Homeless