The Conservative Social Psychology Blog Articles (February
2020-Present)
The Land of Confusion, July 5, 2024
Review of “Crisis”, January 19, 2024
How the Squishy Neocons Became Progressives, November 18, 2022
Where Have You Gone, Disney? You Struck Out, September 15, 2022
Primary Shenanigans, September 8, 2022
The Economics of Zero Commissions at Online Brokerages, December 9, 2021
Kelly Johnston Interview (EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW with Kelly Johnston, 28th Secretary of the United States Senate, November 2, 2021
Review of "Collapse", July 19, 2021
Review of "Wildfire", July 5, 2021
Social Injustice, July 2, 2021
Review of "The Man Who Killed Kennedy", April 16, 2021
One Year Anniversary of This Blog, February 26, 2021
A View From the Front Line of Welfare, February 24, 2021
Goodbye, Mr. Limbaugh, February 17, 2021
Review of "Indian Country", February 14, 2021
The Latest Informational Operation Against Conservatives, January 10, 2021
Review of "People's Republic", December 20, 2020
Review of “One Vote Away”, December 6, 2020
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW with Kurt Schlichter, author of “Crisis”, December 2,
2020
Call Out Media Hypocrisy Every Time You See It, December 1, 2020
Big Tech’s Role in the DNC’s Informational Operation, November 18, 2020
President Trump’s Record on Science, November 6, 2020
What The New York Times and CNN Didn’t Tell You About What I Said,
October 30, 2020
Andrew Breitbart’s Legacy: Do Not Accept Defeat, October 25, 2020
Review of “Killing Reagan”, September 27, 2020
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW with Kelly Johnston, 28th Secretary of the
United States Senate, September 20, 2020
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW with Meredith Dake-O’Connor, Journalist, September
18, 2020
Review of “Militant Normals”, September 16, 2020
Review of “Talk Radio’s America”, September 14, 2020
View of a Monster: “Bin Laden’s Hard Drive”, September 12, 2020
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW with Olga Khazan, author of “Weird: The Power of Being
an Outsider in an Insider World”, August 31, 2020
Analysis of President Trump’s 2020 State of the Union Address, August 23,
2020
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW with Kurt Schlichter, author of “The 21 Biggest Lies
about Donald Trump (and You!)”, August 15, 2020
Review of the Clarence Thomas Movie “Created Equal”, July 29, 2020
Microbiologists Discuss SARS-CoV-2, May 11, 2020
Vicarious Living: NPR Hidden Brain Podcast, April 8, 2020
The Landscape and Recent History of Conservative Media in the United
States, March 22, 2020
COVID-19 and Concepts from Social Psychology: Emotional Contagion, Social
Dilemma, and Psychological Reactance, March 16, 2020
The Psychology of Quarantine: Social Media to the Rescue!, March 14, 2020
The Utility of Lying: NPR Hidden Brain Podcast, March 5, 2020
Super Tuesday 2020 NBC Exit Poll Shows Large Differences Between Biden
and Sanders Voters, March 4, 2020
Election 2020 and Lessons from 2015, March 1, 2020
Podcast Interview from Spring of 2017, February 28, 2020
Personal Blog Introduction, February 28, 2020
Psychology Today Articles (2016-Present)
Available for free at Psychology Today
The Therapist's Dilemma: Political Neutrality or Disclosure?, August 20, 2021
Political Echo Chambers: Reinforced by Targeted Political Marketing, March 4, 2021
Why Do We Have Fake News? Lies, Mistakes, and Our Psychological Vulnerabilities,
December 3, 2020
The Moral Foundations of President Trump’s RNC Speech: Analysis of the
Thursday Night Event, August 28, 2020
Conservative Psychologist Wanted: Perceived Unwelcome, Many Conservatives
Opt Out of Treatment, July 16, 2020
U. S. Government Mind Control Experiments: Hypnosis, LSD, and the Unabomber,
April 26, 2020
Aldous Huxley’s Dystopian Mind Control: Propaganda, Subliminal
Projection, and Individual Liberty, April 4, 2020
Democrats May Overestimate Republican Prejudice in Elections: Notes on New
Research, March 12, 2020
Oklahoma’s Methamphetamine Addiction: A Model for Targeted Local Research
is Needed, February 24, 2020
Impeachment Prejudice: Correcting Bias is Difficult. Even Impeachment
Trials are Not Immune, January 22, 2020
Deplorable Toxicity: Cuomo’s Marriage Veto and a Powerful Dissociative
Reference Group, January 7, 2020
Economic Inequality, Democracy, and Strong Leaders: Notes on New
Research, October 21, 2019
Stuck in a Moment: The Impact of Suicide, September 11, 2019
Teaching Psychology in September 2001: Memoirs from a Second-Year Teacher,
September 11, 2019
Psychology in the Life of George W. Bush. Part 3: Social Issues, August
9, 2019
Psychology in the Life of George W. Bush. Part 2: Psychological Principles
in the Autobiography of George W. Bush, April 26, 2019
Psychology in the Life of George W. Bush. Memory: Examples of Psychological
Principles in the Autobiography of George W., April 1, 2019
The Benevolence of George H. W. Bush: Giving His Way to the Top, December
3, 2018
Economic Mobility and Income Inequality: Marriage and College Degrees as
a Path Out of Poverty, November 12, 2018
Dove Baby Parents and the Sunday Night Massacre: Behavioral Observations
of Eurasian Collared Doves, October 11, 2018
Authoritarian Liberals and Satisfied Conservatives: New Research Modifies
the Landscape of Political Psychology, August 9, 2018
Continued Political Bias in Social Psychology: A Conservative’s Recent
Experiences, May 31, 2018
“Make America Great Again,” Like Reagan and Clinton: The Past and Future
of the Slogan, February 18, 2018
Differences in Grief Expression: Dismissing Thoughts and Prayers is Not a
Good Political Persuasion Tactic, February 15, 2018
State of the Union 2018: Well Done, Mr. President, January 31, 2018
Breaking Hockey’s Color Barrier Sixty Years Ago: Willie O’Ree’s Chance Encounter with Jackie Robinson, January 19, 2018
The Strength of Local Public Schools: Consistent, Caring Teachers Invested
in the Community, December 22, 2017
The Ones the Wolves Pull Down: A Rural Mental Health Crisis and Oklahoma
Budget Cuts Threaten Farmers, December 16, 2017
The Curious Case of Rick Ankiel: Social Facilitation and the Undoing (and
Redemption) of Greatness, November 2, 2017
Gaydar Goes AI and Populism Comes to Science: A New Study Has Stirred a
Public Outcry, September 13, 2017
Death, Taxes, and Urination: How the Need to Go Potty Affects Us, August
9, 2017
Looking for Social Behavior? Lift the Log, July 17, 2017
A Message with Broad Appeal: An Analysis of President Trump’s Speech at
the Islamic American Summit, May 22, 2017
The United States Navy and The Communist Manifesto: Viewpoint Diversity
is Honorable and Necessary, May 5, 2017
Barry Goldwater’s Moral Foundations of Conservatism: The Misunderstanding
of the American Conservative, April 21, 2017
Group Polarization and Support for the President: Commentary on CBS Face
the Nation data, February 13, 2017
Obama, Trump, and the Executive Order: Alternative Facts of the Executive
Order on Immigration and Refugees, February 9, 2017
On Conservatives, Liberals, and Fake News: Political Differences in
Negatively-Biased Credulity, February 3, 2017
Implicit Racial Prejudice and Explicit Discrimination: The Overstated Life
and Death of the IAT, January 12, 2017
Profile of a Trump Voter’s Decision: The Conservative Social Psychologist
Who Voted for Donald Trump, January 1, 2017
God and Man on AM Radio: How Rock and Roll and the Marketplace Helped Conservatives
Find a Voice, December 20, 2016
Politics in the Professorate and the Professor Watchlist: Diversity is
Not a Way of Life in the Academy, November 27, 2016
An Open Letter to the Oklahoma Pantsuit Nation: The Best of Human Nature,
November 10, 2016
Vote Your Own Character: Your Character Matters, November 8, 2016
In Defense of the Value of Football: The Fightin’ Chick and the
Naturalist, October 11, 2016
The Limited Influence of Liberal Professors: Fear Ideological
Indoctrination in Social Science, Not in Higher Education, September 8, 2016
I Don’t Want to Fade Away: The Physical Deterioration of the American
Male, August 17, 2016
An Officer’s Worst Day: The Role of Implicit Racial Attitudes in Policing,
July 11, 2016
Psychologists Analyzing Donald Trump from Afar: Notes on Two Published
Analyses, June 9, 2016
Fox News and American Politics Since 1994: The Interplay of the Hostile Media
Phenomenon and Group Polarization, June 3, 2016
Building a Politically Tolerant Social Psychological Science: Critical
Thinking, Bias Correction, and American Conservatism, May 5, 2016
Embracing the Right: American Conservatism Can Save Social Psychology From
Irrelevance, April 13, 2016
My Conservative Values: Ideological Diversity Contributes to Theory
Development, March 31, 2016
The Ideology of Social Psychology: A Rare Conservative Social Psychologist,
March 29, 2016
Guest Academic Blog Articles (2015-Present)
Understanding unconscious biases from a conservative perspective. Conservative Therapists, March 24, 2021
Oklahoma
Academy of Science experts discuss COVID-19 in Oklahoma. Oklahoma Academy
of Science Website, April 30, 2019
Why
is Donald Trump so insulting in the debates? Great Plains Skeptic, March 4,
2016
Implementing
mindfulness in the workplace--What are the implications? Great Plains
Skeptic, December 3, 2015
On
accepting refugees and comparing Nazis to ISIS. Great Plains Skeptic,
November 18, 2015