Paul Cameron
Psychologist focused on sexual orientation
Born
November 9th, 1939
85 years ago
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
United States
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An academic and psychologist specialized in studies related to sexual orientation and gender identity. Developed theories and conducted research that highlighted various aspects of human sexuality. Contributed to the academic discourse on LGBT issues. Served as the president of the Family Research Institute, focusing on promoting research on family and related topics. Published numerous articles and books addressing sexual behavior and societal implications.
Conducted research on sexual orientation
Published works on gender identity
Presidency at Family Research Institute
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