Dr. Raymond Bradley, Institute for Whole Social Science, New Zealand
Dr. Raymond T. Bradley, a distinguished academic and researcher, holds a Ph.D. from Columbia University, New York, where he achieved a “Pass with Distinction” for his doctoral dissertation on the structural properties of charismatic communes. He completed his postdoctoral studies in Neuropsychology and Cognitive Science at Stanford University under the mentorship of Dr. Karl H. Pribram. Dr. Bradley is the Co-Founder and Director of the Institute for Whole Social Science, with locations in Ojai, California, and Northland, New Zealand. His research focuses on the interplay between neuropsychology, psychophysiology, and social sciences, particularly in entrepreneurial intuition and consciousness studies. His prolific career includes numerous publications and awards, reflecting his significant contributions to the field of psychophysiology and social sciences.
Publication Profile
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Education
Dr. Raymond T. Bradley’s academic journey is marked by excellence and a diverse range of disciplines š. He completed postdoctoral studies in Neuropsychology and Cognitive Science under Dr. Karl H. Pribram at Stanford University š§ š. At Columbia University, he earned his Ph.D. in 1980, with his dissertation on āPyramids of Power and Communionā receiving distinction šš. Additionally, he holds an M.Phil. and an M.A. from Columbia š
, and excelled in sociological theory and urban sociology šļø. Dr. Bradley’s academic foundation began at Victoria University of Wellington, where he graduated with a B.A. Hons. in Sociology and Geography šš.
Awards and Honors
Dr. Raymond T. Bradley has received numerous awards and honors for his contributions to psychometrics and entrepreneurial research š
š. He was awarded the Award of Professional Appreciation in 2008 by the California Land Surveyor Licensing Exam Committee for over 20 years of dedicated psychometric services šš. In 2007, he co-authored a paper that won the Bill Bygrave Award for “Highly Commended Paper” at the 4th International Entrepreneurial Research Exchange Conference in Brisbane, Australia šš§ . Additionally, his work on the psychophysiology of entrepreneurial intuition received the NZTE Award for “Best and Most Thought-Provoking Conference Paper” in 2006 in Auckland, New Zealand šš§¬.
Research Focus
Dr. Raymond T. Bradley’s research focuses primarily on the fields of neuropsychology, intuition, and psychophysiology š§ š. He explores topics like the influence of love on reality, collective intuition, and the non-local aspects of intuition šš”. His work also delves into the efficacy of emotion regulation programs and the communication of collective identity in social groups š¶š. Additionally, Dr. Bradley examines entrepreneurial intuition and the role of the heart and autonomic nervous system in decision-making š¤š. His interdisciplinary approach often integrates quantum-holographic theories to explain intuitive processes across individual and collective domains šāØ.
Publication Top Notes
- Harnessing the Force of All Creation: Part One. The Power of Love to Shape Reality
- Published in 2024 by R.T. Bradley
- The Great Adventurer: David Loyeās āHololeapā to Future Vision
- Published in 2023 by R.T. Bradley
- Cited by 1 š
- Group intuition and intentionality: Collective action at-a-distance?
- Book Chapter, 2020 by R.T. Bradley
- Cited by 2 š
- Communication and Optimality in Biosocial Collectives
- Book Chapter, 2013 by R.T. Bradley, K.H. Pribram
- Cited by 1 š
- Efficacy of an emotion self-regulation program for promoting development in preschool children
- Open access article, 2012 by R.T. Bradley, P. Galvin, M. Atkinson, D. Tomasino
- Cited by 8 š
- Resolving the enigma of nonlocal intuition: A quantum-holographic approach
- Book Chapter, 2011 by R.T. Bradley
- Cited by 9 š
- A quantum-holographic approach to the psychophysiology of intuitive action
- Book Chapter, 2011 by R.T. Bradley, D. Tomasino
- Cited by 7 š
- Communication of collective identity in secret social groups: Hypothesis of a holographic signature of member affiliation
- Article, 2011 by R.T. Bradley
- Cited by 7 š
- Non-local intuition in entrepreneurs and non-entrepreneurs: Results of two experiments using electrophysiological measures
- Article, 2011 by R.T. Bradley, M. Gillin, R. McCraty, M. Atkinson
- Cited by 12 š