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To: LindyBill who wrote (420833)	4/9/2011 8:34:14 AM
From: goldworldnet	of 793900

He should write a book. JonJayRay's full name is John Joseph Ray and he's Austrailian. He's also on twitter. From his website... jonjayray.tripod.com John Ray's academic writings DR. JOHN J. RAY (M.A.; Ph.D.) of Brisbane, Australia BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE FOR JOHN RAY My full name is Dr. John Joseph RAY (JR for short). I was born of Australian pioneer stock in 1943 at Innisfail in the State of Queensland in Australia. I was, in other words, born in the Tropics, like my parents and all of my grandparents before me. After an early education at Innisfail State Rural School and Cairns State High School, I taught myself for matriculation. I took my B.A. in Psychology from the University of Queensland in Brisbane. I then moved to Sydney (in New South Wales, Australia) and took my M.A. in psychology from the University of Sydney in 1969 and my Ph.D. in Behavioural Sciences from Macquarie University in 1974. I first tutored in psychology at Macquarie University and then taught sociology at the University of New South Wales. I taught primarily social psychology and research methods. My major research interests lay in psychological authoritarianism, conservatism, racism and achievement motivation -- resulting in over 250 academic publications all told. My major book was Conservatism as heresy, published in 1974. Here are twenty-three lists of my articles under various classifications: Racism Conservatism Authoritarianism Achievement motivation Neuroticism and anxiety Dogmatism and mental rigidity Alienation Social Class Criminology Environmentalism Analytical philosophy A-B personality and heart disease Questionnaire acquiescence Survey research methods India Scotland South Africa Dutch Follies Critiques of other writers Articles of libertarian interest Articles relevant to Eysenck's theories Articles using the "Directiveness" scale * * *

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