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Jordan Peterson is a Canadian psychologist and author.

Category
Scholars
Nationality
Canada
Born
1962-06-12
Wikidata
Q6276882
Occupations clinical psychologistuniversity teachercultural criticismwriterpodcastinternet celebritypsychologistauthor
Aliases Jordan Peterson

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Jordan Peterson is a Canadian psychologist and author.

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His research and writing address personality, belief and meaning.

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He published Maps of Meaning in 1999 and 12 Rules for Life in 2018.

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