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Clarke, Alan Douglas was born on March 21, 1922 in Carshalton, England. Son of Robert Benson and Mary Lizars (Macleod) Clarke.
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Mental Deficiency: the Changing Outlook
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Alan Douglas Clarke
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Alan Douglas Clarke, Emeritus educator. Decorated commander Order British Empire; recipient (with A.M. Clarke) Research award American Association Mental Deficiency, 1977, Distinguished Achievement award International Association for Science Study of Mental Deficiency, 1982; honorary fellow Royal College Psychiatrists. Fellow British Psychological Society (honorary president), Internat Association for Science Study Mental Deficiency.
Education
Bachelor (honorary), University Reading, England, 1940-1941, 46-48; Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology, U. London, 1948-1950; Doctor of Science, University Hull, England, 1986.
Career
Senior psychologist, Manor Hospital, Epsom, Surrey, England, 1951-1957; consultant, Manor Hospital, Epsom, Surrey, England, 1957-1962; professor psychology, U. Hull, England, 1962-1984; dean of science, U. Hull, England, 1966-1968; pro-vice chancellor, U. Hull, England, 1968-1971; emeritus professor, U. Hull, England, since 1985. Visiting professor U. Hertforshire, England, since 1992.
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Fellow British Psychological Society (honorary president), Internat Association for Science Study Mental Deficiency.
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Married Ann Margaret Clarke, September 8, 1950. Children: Robert Gravely Benson Clarke, Peter John Benson Clarke.
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Decorated commander Order British Empire. Recipient (with A.M. Clarke) Research award American Association Mental Deficiency, 1977, Distinguished Achievement award International Association for Science Study of Mental Deficiency, 1982. Honorary fellow Royal College Psychiatrists.Decorated commander Order British Empire. Recipient (with A.M. Clarke) Research award American Association Mental Deficiency, 1977, Distinguished Achievement award International Association for Science Study of Mental Deficiency, 1982. Honorary fellow Royal College Psychiatrists.