Some researchers have argued that Kinsey’s empirical data were more important than the theory, methodology, and other underpinnings of the study. One significant finding, for example, was that 37% of the U.S. males that he surveyed had had some homosexual experience. In the 1950s, critics complained that such findings were disruptive of traditional values about marriage and the family. To what extent do you agree that knowing what people actually do sexually undermines “family values?”