Unit for the Study of Personality in Politics
Science Center, St. John's University, Collegeville, MN
56321
Telephone: (320) 363-5481
This is the former website (1999-2008) of the Unit for the Study of Personality in Politics at Saint John's University and the College of Saint Benedict in Collegeville and St. Joseph, Minnesota.
Loss of institutional support for software employed in site creation and maintenance has resulted in loss of functionality and corruption of special characters. Consequently, this site has not been maintained since 2008.
Between 2008 and 2016, USPP research reports and analysis were published at Immelman.us.
In July 2016 a USPP successor site was launched at Personality-Politics.org.
USPP on Twitter » @PolPsyProfiling
Political Leaders and Candidates Studied
at the Unit for
the Study of Personality in Politics
2008 Election Cycle
Hillary Clinton | |
Barack Obama | |
Ron Paul | |
John McCain |
The Personality Profile of President Barack Obama: Leadership Implications
Sarah Moore and Angela Rodgers, College of St. Benedict, St. Joseph, presented their research findings at the 6th annual Minnesota Private College "Scholars at the Capitol" event, Feb. 19, 2009, in the State Capitol rotunda, St. Paul, Minn. Their research project was titled "The Personality Profile of President Barack Obama: Leadership Implications." |
Barack Obama: A Question of Toughness
John McCain: A Question of Temperament
Obama's Conciliatory Tendency Could Be Cause for Concern
McCain's Maverick Nature is Double-Edged Sword
Personality Profile of Barack Obama
'Monster'? The Darker Side of Hillary Clinton's Character
Comparing Clinton and Obama, Head-to-Head
"Clinton's Last Stand" — Does Hillary Have the Right Stuff to Triumph in Texas?
Could Mike Huckabee Be a 'Compassionate Crusader'?
Sure, Edwards is Congenial, But How About Electable?
Dutiful Romney Continues Struggle for Votes
Maverick McCain Finds His Mojo
Charisma, Confidence Boosts Barack Obama
Is Curtain About to Fall on Fred Thompson's Candidacy?
A Glimpse Into a Giuliani Presidency
Personal Electability Index for Presidential Contenders
Analysis of Hillary Clinton's Display of Emotion in New Hampshire
Personality Profile of 2007 French Presidential Candidate Nicolas Sarkozy
Personality Profile of 2007 French Presidential Candidate Ségolène Royal
Political Personality of Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
Political Personality of North Korean Leader Kim Jong-Il
Political Personality of Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe
Debunked: Report that "President Bush has lowest IQ of all presidents of past 50 years"
Bush Administration's Vulnerability to Groupthink
Psychological Profile of Saddam Hussein
Personality profile of bin Laden strategist Ayman al-Zawahiri
Personality profile of al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden
Personality profile of 9/11 ringleader Mohamed Atta
Masterminding political terror and mass murder
Psychological effects of 9/11 attacks on American social identity and public opinion
Personality may overpower pundits, polls in presidential election (Page One first place award, editorial column, newspapers under 50,000 circulation, Society of Professional Journalists, Minnesota)
Information about USPP project director Aubrey Immelman
Information about USPP research methods and materials
Personality patterns of political candidates
Studies of political candidates conducted at the USPP
News reports about studies conducted at the USPP
Political candidate profiles published by USPP contributors
Foundation for the Study of Personality in History
2004 Election Cycle
2000 Election Cycle
Bill Bradley | Hillary Rodham Clinton | Al Gore |
Pat Buchanan | Elizabeth Dole | John McCain |
George W. Bush | Steve Forbes | Ralph Nader |
Bill Clinton | Rudy Giuliani | Jesse Ventura |
Election 2000 Reporters' Tipsheet
Media reports of USPP research and published political analysis by USPP contributors. | Jennie Scott, Aví Bahadoor, Aubrey Immelman (research director), and Jason Bartos. USPP contributors Scott, Bahadoor, and Bartos, along with Kelly Kalla and Dale Fredrickson (not pictured) presented their research on the political personalities of Al Gore, Hillary Clinton, Pat Buchanan, and George W. Bush at the 2000 Minnesota Undergraduate Psychology Conference at Macalester College in St. Paul. |
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This
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only, does not advocate the support or defeat of any candidate for any
political office, and is not
connected in any way to any political campaign.
Page maintained by Aubrey Immelman
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Last modified: March 12, 2009