Gary S. Gregg

Gary S. Gregg, Professor of Psychology at Kalamazoo College, is a personality psychologist specializing in narrative identity and cultural psychology. His work extends Erik Erikson’s theories through in-depth life-narrative interviews, particularly in Morocco and the Middle East.

Research Interests:

• Cultural Psychology
• Narrative Identity
• Identity Development in Early Adulthood
• Arab-Muslim Societies
• Modernity and Underdevelopment
• Music Cognition Analogy

Publication Trends: Recent works focus on life-span development, moral imperatives, and the intersection of cultural sociology with narrative theory. Earlier articles examine Moroccan ethnography, personality integration, and social policy applications.

Key Collaborations: Gregg has collaborated on fieldwork in Morocco, refugee adaptation studies, and social problem research, though specific student names remain unlisted. His email (ggregg@kzoo.edu) connects to Kalamazoo College.