Ford " specializes in designing statistical models for research projects in order to make sure they come to accurate conclusions , " as summarized by Helena Chmura Kraemer , a Stanford professor emeritus in biostatistics who co-authored a book and several articles with Ford . Ford has written or co-written several books about psychological topics , including depression . Her other research topics published in academic journal articles have included child abuse and the September 11 attacks . In 2015 , she co-authored a book entitled '' How Many Subjects ? Statistical Power Analysis in Research . '' Her research into the social impact of hiding one 's sexual orientation was published in 2016 in the journal '' Behavior Therapy '' , and reviewed by psychologist William Gibson of the American Psychological Association , who found their research " demonstrates that issues of identity have relevance to mental health outcomes in ways that much of previous work misses . " Since coming forward with allegations of sexual assault against Kavanaugh , Ford has been unable to resume her teaching at Palo Alto University
September 11 attacks
September 11 attacks
Christine Blasey Ford