Rachel M. MacNair, Ph.D.
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Products and services:
Books and DVDs I have authored or edited are described on this site. Subjects include peace
psychology (one book for adults, another for youth), the psychological consequences of killing,
improving activism with psychological knowledge, and a cheerful color-picture history of successful
nonviolent campaigns.
psychology (one book for adults, another for youth), the psychological consequences of killing,
improving activism with psychological knowledge, and a cheerful color-picture history of successful
nonviolent campaigns.
Statistics consulting and research design for dissertations and similar research projects; I've served
over 125 clients so far.
over 125 clients so far.
I am available for speaking engagements at colleges, universities, and other appropriate places.
Free information:
A short history of peace psychology
Ideas for good research projects for those interested in peace psychology
A glossary of terms common in peace psychology.
A basic explanation about the psychological consequences of killing
The psychological consequences of killing in classical literature
The psychological consequences of killing in personal stories
A bibliography on the psychological consequences of killing.
A bibliography on the psychology of becoming and remaining vegetarian.
A short history of peace psychology
Ideas for good research projects for those interested in peace psychology
A glossary of terms common in peace psychology.
A basic explanation about the psychological consequences of killing
The psychological consequences of killing in classical literature
The psychological consequences of killing in personal stories
A bibliography on the psychological consequences of killing.
A bibliography on the psychology of becoming and remaining vegetarian.
My Academic Background
I majored in Peace and Conflict Studies at Earlham College back in
1978. After many years out in the field of non-profit advocacy organization
management, I felt a passion for research – the creation of new knowledge
– and went back to get my doctorate in Psychology with a research
emphasis and a minor in Sociology. Since 1999, I have worked with many
students individually, and I have worked on a wide variety of research
projects. I currently serve part-time as Director of the Institute for
Integrated Social Analysis, a non-profit organization encouraging research
on the connections of issues of violence.
More details are in my curriculum vitae.
I majored in Peace and Conflict Studies at Earlham College back in
1978. After many years out in the field of non-profit advocacy organization
management, I felt a passion for research – the creation of new knowledge
– and went back to get my doctorate in Psychology with a research
emphasis and a minor in Sociology. Since 1999, I have worked with many
students individually, and I have worked on a wide variety of research
projects. I currently serve part-time as Director of the Institute for
Integrated Social Analysis, a non-profit organization encouraging research
on the connections of issues of violence.
More details are in my curriculum vitae.
Other help with research such as literature search and article retrieval, running small surveys and focus
groups, and being a qualitative coder.
groups, and being a qualitative coder.