Doug Mann

Born: Ponca City, Oklahoma, 1959

Degrees:

• Ph.D., Experimental Psychology, Ohio University, 1997
• M.S., Experimental Psychology, Ohio University, 1994
• M.S., Instructional Systems Technology, Indiana University–Bloomington, 1983
• B.S., Telecommunications, Oral Roberts University, 1981

Institutional Affiliations:

• Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine, Assistant Professor of Social Medicine (1998-2013)
• Ohio University, Associate Provost for Information Technology (1999-2003)
• Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine, Coordinator of Instructional Development (1983 -1998)
• Oral Roberts University, Educational Television Producer/Director (1981-1982)

Representative Publications:

• Mann, D. (2019). "A Humanistic Alternative to the Failed and Misleading Concept of 'Objective Morality.'" Free Inquiry, 39(4), 30-35.
• Mann, D. (2019). "The Science of the Evolution of Morality." Free Inquiry, 39(2), 16-23.
• Hojat M., Bianco J. A., Mann D., Massello D., Calabrese L. H. (2015). "Overlap between Empathy, Teamwork and Integrative Approach to Patient Care." Medical Teacher, 37(8), 755-758.
• Mann, D. D., & Eland, D. C. (2005). "Self-Efficacy in Mastery Learning to Apply a Therapeutic Psychomotor Skill." Perceptual and Motor Skills, 100, 77-84.
• Mann, D., Goodrum, K., DeWine, M., & McVicker, J. (1993). "A Curriculum Database with Boolean Natural-Language Searching in Hypercard. : In M. E. Frisse (Ed.) Proceedings of the Sixteenth Annual Symposium on Computer Applications in Medical Care (pp. 779-780). New York, NY: McGraw-Hill, Inc.

Personal: Doug Mann is a retired medical school faculty member with a Ph.D. in experimental psychology. Doug's research interests include confidence in medical diagnosis, the psychology of medical education, empathy in the doctor-patient relationship and, post-retirement, the evolution of human morality.