Dr. Ann Cameron

Biography

Ann Cameron is an Honorary Professor Emerita with a distinguished career at the University of British Columbia, focusing on developmental psychology. With a PhD from London in 1967, Ann has been involved in extensive research and teaching, including affiliations with the University of Victoria and the University of New Brunswick, where she held the position of Honorary Research Professor. Her research notably explores themes of integrity, verbal deception, and truth-telling in youth, often through cross-cultural studies. Ann's recent work includes the Development Integrity Project, which examines moral development across various age groups and cultural contexts. Her methodological innovations, such as the 'Day Life' ecological procedure, allow for in-depth explorations of daily experiences, significantly contributing to the field of childhood research. She has published numerous articles and books, including a significant work on early childhood research and methodologies translated into multiple languages, showcasing her impact on international perspectives in psychology. Her work also addresses the intersection of gender issues within youth relationships and educational practices, emphasizing collaborative learning approaches. Ann continues to supervise graduate students and guide research initiatives, particularly focusing on displaced populations and moral reasoning in diverse cultural settings.

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