Now Dr. Spitzer, who just turned 80, has acknowledged that his survey was deeply flawed.
Reading is in decline among all groups, in every region, at every educational level and within every ethnic group," he said, calling the survey results "deeply alarming".
John Low, chief executive of the Charities Aid Foundation, said: "The drop in giving shown by our survey is deeply worrying for those charities which rely on donations to provide vital frontline services.
Labour MP David Lammy described the survey as "deeply troubling".
Both health plans disputed the state's findings and called the survey methods deeply flawed.
Both Anthem and Blue Shield disputed the state's findings and called regulators' survey methods deeply flawed.
The survey is deeply depressing because the idea that faith in god is essential to morality is one of humanity's most dangerous and destructive myths.
International observers found evidence of widespread vote rigging, ballot stuffing, violence and intimidation, and Mr. Yar'Adua piled up an unlikely landslide victory, among an electorate that, according to surveys, was deeply frustrated with his predecessor's government.
Then came the referendum result, whereupon Theresa May surveyed a deeply divided England, and launched her leadership by choosing to speak for only one side – and pursuing exactly the kind of hard Brexit that would threaten the Tories' appeal to liberal-inclined voters, possibly for decades.
It is too soon to tell how widely schools will adopt surveys like Panorama's, and how deeply surveys might become integrated into the education-reform movement's effort to find a better way to measure teachers.
