Adventist Forum Presents Karl Bailey
Adventist Forum Presents Karl Bailey
The Psychology of a Peculiar People:
Studies of Adventist Sabbath-Keeping
and Other Distinctive Doctrines
presented by
Dr. Karl Bailey
Associate Professor of Psychology, and
Coordinator of the Behavioral Neuroscience Program
at Andrews University,
Sabbath Afternoon at 3:30 pm
January 24, 2015
Chan Shun Hall
Andrews University
About the Speaker
Dr. Bailey did his undergraduate work at Andrews University, earning a BS degree in psychology and biology.
He then did graduate work at Michigan State University where he earned a Ph.D in cognitive psychology.
Dr. Bailey has an active research program and contributes regularly to the scholarly literature.
His research interests include:
Language and the Visual World,
Visual Attention & Human Cognition;
Religious Cognition;
Self-Determination Theory;
Research Self-Efficacy;
Sabbath-Keeping Behavior;
Integration of Faith & Learning
Karl was Born in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. He is married to Rosemary Joy Bauer Bailey. They have a daughter named Lilly and another named Annalisa.
