David Marks (psychologist)
David Francis Marks is a psychologist largely concerned with four areas of psychological research - health psychology, cognitive psychology, parapsychology and IQ score variations. His late brother Jon Marks was a jazz musician. Married four times with two children.
Read more about David Marks (psychologist): Career, Health Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Parapsychology and Skepticism, Literacy and IQ
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