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Role: Graduate Fellow & Research Assistant M.A. 1973, completing all Ph.D. requirements except dissertation. Specialized in small group dynamics, interpersonal and organizational behaviour, personality, criminology, quantitative research methods and mathematical sociology. Research Assistant on National Science Foundation projects, with a focus on data management, measurement, analysis and presentation, research design and methodology, computer programming, communication dynamics, and measurement of interpersonal behaviour and personality. The Johns Hopkins University was founded by Johns Hopkins, a Baltimore Quaker, yet by 1973, it was by far the largest university as measured by military contracts and research grants. An alternative approach to knowledge www.soc.jhu.edu	Baltimore, MD 1967.09-1972.10
Documents
An Experiment Concerning the Transmission of Social Values Unpublished Master's Thesis. Methodology, research design and data analysis of an experiment designed to test a relationship between personality type and susceptibility to change in values.	Baltimore, MD 1972.11
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