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Graham Reed (psychologist)

Graham F. Reed (1923–1989) was a Canadian psychologist. He is best known for his major work on anomalistic psychology entitled The Psychology of Anomalous Experience (1972), which seeks to better understand the psychology behind seemingly bizarre experiences. He was also a CSI Fellow.

Graham Reed

Graham F. Reed

1923
England

1989

Manchester University

anomalistic psychology, The Psychology of Anomalous Experience

psychology, anomalistic psychology

York University, Glendon College

Background[edit]

Reed was born and educated in England, and earned a PhD in psychology from Manchester University in 1966. He briefly taught in England and Scotland (University of Aberdeen) before he moved to Canada in 1969 and joined the psychology department as a chairman at Atkinson College, York University. He also served as dean of graduate studies from 1973 to 1981, then chair of the department of psychology at Glendon College from 1982 to 1988, and became a university professor in 1984.[1] He was later recognized for his work in scientific skepticism and became a fellow of the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry.[2]

The Psychology of Anomalous Experience (1972)

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Obsessional Experience and Compulsive Behaviour (1985)

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The Psychology of Channeling (1989)

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Psychology


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